TikTok Disrupts 86,000 LIVE Sessions, Removes 4M Videos in Nigeria

TikTok has removed more than four million videos and disrupted over 86,000 LIVE sessions in Nigeria as part of its latest content moderation enforcement efforts, according to its Q4 2025 Community Guidelines Enforcement Report.

The platform disclosed that a total of 4.02 million videos originating from Nigeria were taken down for violating its community rules during the period under review.

It also revealed that over 86,000 LIVE sessions were interrupted for breaching platform policies, reflecting increased enforcement across real-time streaming activities.

TikTok noted that 99.9 percent of violative content was detected and removed proactively before users reported it, while a significant portion was taken down within 24 hours of posting.

The platform explained that its moderation system combines automated detection tools with human review teams to identify harmful, misleading, and policy-violating content at scale.

Globally, TikTok removed over 175 million videos within the same quarter, reinforcing its ongoing investment in digital safety and content regulation across markets.

The Nigeria-specific figures form part of TikTok’s broader transparency reporting aimed at improving platform integrity and user safety.