Babdeo Miladu

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بابديو ميلادو

Tanzania

Tanzanian preacher and media owner; his YouTube channel (@babdeomiladu), which carries his name and works under the Babdeo Online TV and Miladu TV brands, counted 330,000 subscribers by vidIQ as of 6 November 2026 (read on 8 November 2026), live-streaming maulid gatherings and Tanzanian sheikhs' lectures from Dar es Salaam; his Instagram account (@miladu_tv) counted 110,000 followers by the metadata of his milestone post dated 6 November 2025.

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Roles
Preacher
Region
East Africa & Swahili coast

In space

Tanzania

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Place in the story

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    Reach

    Platform figures read on the date shown; they are what the platform displayed that day, not museum facts.

    • youtubesubscribers: 330,000 · read on 2026-11-06 · @babdeomiladu, per vidIQ page updated 6 November 2026 and read 8 November 2026
    • instagramfollowers: 110,000 · read on 2025-11-06 · @miladu_tv, per the channel's milestone post metadata of 6 November 2025 as read by the wave harvest on 8 November 2026

    Summary

    Babdeo Miladu is a Tanzanian preacher and the media owner behind the channel that carries his name, working under the Babdeo Online TV and Miladu TV brands. His main channel on YouTube (@babdeomiladu) counted 330,000 subscribers by vidIQ as of 6 November 2026 — a fresh figure, read on 8 November 2026, that supersedes the stale 300,000-subscriber milestone graphic the channel itself posted on 6 November 2025. 1 2 His Instagram account (@miladu_tv) counted 110,000 followers by the metadata of that same milestone post dated 6 November 2025, as read by the wave harvest on 8 November 2026. 2

    Platforms and work

    The channel started on 28 December 2015, has its country set to Tanzania, and held 3,245 videos and 42,019,285 total views at the read. 1 Its output, read from its own videos, is mostly live coverage of maulid gatherings in Dar es Salaam — including a recent live broadcast from a madrasa in Kijitonyama, updated one day before the read — and lectures by Tanzanian sheikhs hosted under his brand. 3 His videos' descriptions list the brand's own accounts: YouTube @babdeomiladu, Instagram and TikTok @miladu_tv, and Facebook as "babdeo miladu". 3

    Impact and audience

    The channel stood at 330,000 subscribers on 6 November 2026, up 1,000 in the previous 28 days with about 570,000 views in the same period, ranked #221 in Tanzania by vidIQ. 1 This record is deliberately honest about its limits: no Wikipedia article in any language and no Wikidata item could be found for him; his own website, babdeomiladu.co.tz, could not be fetched in this build environment, so no fact is taken from it; and no source read gives a birth date. The harvest reports that commenters on his channel style him "mzee wa Twariqa" ("the elder of the Tariqa") — a scene nickname from commenters, not an attestation: no text read attests a school of law or an order for the man himself, so his faith is recorded here as unknown. 3 1

    References

    • vidIQ page for his channel (@babdeomiladu): 330,000 subscribers as of 6 November 2026, read on 8 November 2026. 1
    • His channel's own YouTube videos, including the live Kijitonyama maulid broadcast, read on 8 November 2026. 3
    • Instagram milestone post (@miladu_tv) dated 6 November 2025, its metadata as read by the wave harvest on 8 November 2026. 2

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    Lived in
    Tanzania

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    Jakaya Kikwete· Nurdeen Muhammad Al-Ahdal· Tanzania

    Sources

    1. Babdeo Miladu — vidIQ channel statistics (@babdeomiladu)
    2. Babdeo Miladu — Instagram account (@miladu_tv), milestone post metadata
    3. Babdeo Miladu — his channel's own YouTube videos (@babdeomiladu)
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    islam.museum contributors. “Babdeo Miladu”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/babdeo-miladu/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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