Delight Ushie
Delight Ushie (born 9 August 2000), also known as Queen Light and Energy Goddess, is a Nigerian fashion influencer, content creator, dancer, actress, and social media marketer. She became known for her videos on platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, blending fashion, dance, lifestyle, and entertainment content.
Early life and education
Delight was bornn on 9 August 2000 in Bekwara Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria. She grew up in a family of clergy parents and is one of five siblings. Ushie attended Project Nursery and Primary School and completed her secondary education at Federal Government College Ikom in Cross River State. She later earned a degree in Elementary Education from Cross River State University of Technology in Calabar.
Career
Ushie’s interest in performance arts began in childhood, dance in particular, which she pursued by enrolling in a dance academy.
She began posting videos on social media in 2021, building a following through her blend of fashion, dance, and lifestyle content. Her online personality and brand identity under the names Queen Light and later Energy Goddess connects with diverse audiences, particularly on TikTok, where she has over 2.2 million followers and more than 62 million likes before a platform ban. Her content often features fashion, dance performances, and lifestyle. Ushie’s approach combines entertainment with social media marketing, further extending her reach and influence.
In September 2025, she made headlines for attracting 150,000 live viewers during a TikTok ssession, positioning her among one of the most followed female influencers in Nigeria. Beyond entertainment, Ushie has used her platform to engage in discussions about digital rights and platform fairness. After her TikTok account was removed in October 2025, she publicly raised concerns about the treatment of African creators by global social media platforms, sparking broader conversations on transparency and inclusion in technology spaces.
Her case was widely covered and cited in debates about how sudden bans can affect creator's livelihoods and visibilityty, especially in emerging digital economies like Nigeria's. [...] have pointed to such incidents as part of wider scrutiny on enforcement practices by major platforms.
See also
- Enioluwa Adeoluwa
- Diana Eneje
- Toke Makinwa
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