Rokhaya Fall : trois choses à savoir sur «Rox la Chancelière»
From her early days marked by resourcefulness in Pikine to her meteoric rise on TikTok, via her move to Germany, L'Observateur retraces, in a personality investigation, the extraordinary journey of Rokhaya Fall, aka "Rox the Chancellor", now caught up by the justice system.
1- From Pikine to Germany: the journey of a fighter
Born 40 years ago on 10th Street in Pikine, Rokhaya Fall grew up in modest circumstances, alongside a mother who sold beads. After her schooling was interrupted in the final year of primary school, she pursued a variety of activities—dance, modeling, theater, and hairdressing at "La Sophie"—before moving to Germany in 2011. It was there that she rebuilt her life, became a caregiver, married, and dedicated herself to social work as an ambassador for Lisca. Her nickname, "Chancellor," is a reference to her adopted country.
2- The rise of "Rox the Chancellor" on TikTok
It was almost out of boredom that she joined social media. L'Observateur also recounts her transformation into a social media phenomenon: initially known for her dance moves, she moved on to marathon late-night live streams and caustic commentary on the private lives of celebrities. Her unfiltered style, blending self-deprecation and provocation, allowed her to nearly reach a million followers. Behind this exuberant image, the newspaper from the Groupe Futurs Médias portrays a mother very close to her two sons, Lucas and Djibson, who regularly appear in her content.
3- The trial
Her activity on social media ultimately landed her in court. Placed in pretrial detention, she appeared on September 14th before the Pikine-Guédiawaye court for flagrant offenses, alongside Jessica, Narou Karma, and Ramz Yago. The trial stems from a tangle of complaints, including allegations of public insults, threats, and invasion of privacy.
In court, Rox cited a personal tragedy—the loss of both his parents on the same day, two hours apart—to explain, according to his statements, some of his verbal outbursts in response to the attacks. With the prosecution having requested prison sentences at the end of the hearing, the verdict in this closely watched case is expected on September 18.
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