The false reports about her being shot sparked concern, but her clear response has helped set the record straight.
Fact Check: Is Najiba Faiz Dead After Gun Attack? Prominent television host Najiba Faiz has strongly denied rumors circulating on social media that she was killed in a firing incident.
Taking to her official platforms, Faiz addressed the false claims with a powerful message directed at those spreading the misinformation.
In a bold and emotional statement, she said: “To the mentally disturbed group of trolls wishing for my death, let me make it clear—I am not afraid of dying. I’ve never stolen £190 million from any tycoon, never deprived my daughter of her rights, and never sold government-issued watches from the Kaaba.”
Her remarks appear to be a pointed rebuttal not only to the death rumors but also to broader political and social corruption, referencing widely discussed scandals in the country.
Najiba Faiz’s response has drawn attention and support from fans and fellow media personalities who praised her for addressing the misinformation head-on.
The false reports about her being shot sparked concern, but her clear response has helped set the record straight.
Najiba Faiz Bio
Najiba Faiz, born on 1 August 1988 in Kunduz, Afghanistan, is a prominent Afghan-Pakistani television host, actress, journalist, and model. Her family relocated to Pakistan during the Afghan war, where she grew up in Peshawar before moving to Karachi and Islamabad. She began her career as a child artist in 2002 on PTV’s children’s program “Story” and gained recognition through her lead role in the Pashto drama “Rogh Lewani.”
Najiba made history as the first Pashtoon woman to serve as program manager and host on AVT Khyber, where she hosted a morning show for seven consecutive years. Transitioning to Urdu-language television, she earned acclaim for her performances in popular dramas such as Sang-e‑Mar Mar, Sangsar, Mohabbat Khawab Safar, and Meri Shehzadi. She also appeared in notable films including Khuda Ke Liye and Saawan.
Academically, she holds a bachelor’s degree from Abdul Wali Khan University and pursued a master’s in journalism. Najiba has also hosted the Pashto version of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” in Afghanistan and has performed in international musical concerts. Her accolades include several awards for her acting, including the AVT Khyber Best Actress award and the UNISA Fakhre Award. With her expressive screen presence and growing influence, she remains a respected and versatile figure in the entertainment industry.
