Albert Ofosu Nketia Is Not From Liberia: Mother of Social Media Sensation Speaks in Video

• A video of Albert Ofosu Nketia's mother speaking about her son and matters that arose over his video has gone viral
• She lamented that some people were trying to take advantage of her son's situation by claiming he was not Ghanaian
• Netizens who took to the comment section of the video have shared varied opinions on the video of the mom

The family of Albert Ofosu Nketia, the boy who rose to instant fame over a viral video, has set the record straight on the boy's nationality.

It began when Ghanaian content creator Nana Baffour visited the family regarding the nine-year-old boy's recent health concerns.

The family, in a bid to prove that their son was the same boy who produced the viral meme, dressed him in the same outfit he was spotted wearing in the video.

As proof that the incident happened in Ghana, the interview between Albert's mother and Nana Baffour was done at the exact spot the nine-year-old sat in the viral video where he was seen shedding tears and laughing.

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The content creator, who gave the opening remarks, explained that the decision to visit Albert's family was to prove that the boy is indeed Ghanaian.

On her part, Rosina Darko Amponsah lamented that people who hide under the guise of being content creators would visit them unannounced or even arrive at the school Albert attends.

"I have alerted his school authorities to call the police if anyone comes there wanting to speak to my son."

She also provided bank details so people who would like to donate to support her son's treatment could do so.

How Albert went viral in 2023

Albert Ofosu Nketia took social media by storm in 2023 after a video that captured him switching from crying to laughing within seconds went viral.

The video raked in 398M views on TikTok online, with many people across the world using it as a meme on social media.

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Since news spread that he was unwell, many people from different parts of the continent have shown interest in supporting him.

Reactions to Albert's mother stating her case

Social media users who took to the comments section of the video have shared opinions on the issue.

Sameul Donkor commented:

"We know he's a Ghanaian but we want the mother or grandma's number to donate directly."

Regina Gina asked:

"Where is the gap in his teeth."

Mhiz Rebecca indicated:

"God bless you dear. You're trying your best to help this boy out but some people didn't believe that it's him, i know he's helpers will soon locate him in Jesus name amen."

Prince Kay Billz wrote:

"Are they even deaf? Can’t they hear the Fante language being spoken in the background of that video, mine is whoever is going to be heartless and try to use this kid situation to spread false news about him will reap the wrath of God Almighty simple."

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Midwife with brain tumour seeks help

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a young midwife battling a brain tumour appealed for support to undergo treatment.

Mariama Yayrame Ibrahim was diagnosed with an invasive carcinoma and needed GH¢400,000 for urgent treatment.

The midwife's ailment has affected her ability to go to work and she pleaded with Ghanaians to show her kindness.

Source: YEN.com.gh