Sokhna Aïda Diallo Case: Two TikTokers Arrested in Touba, 'Leukh Leukh' Wanted

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 5, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Sokhna Aïda Diallo Case: Two TikTokers Arrested in Touba, 'Leukh Leukh' Wanted

Two TikTokers were arrested in Touba following a complaint filed by members of the family of Serigne Abdou Lahad Mbacké. Oumar Café Diagne, known as 'Oumar Wass', was arrested, followed by Serigne Saliou Mbaye, known as 'Khelcom'. The famous TikToker 'Leukh Leukh' is also wanted by investigators and could be arrested if he attempts to leave the country.

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