No Nigerian Content Creator Has Donated to Albert Ofosu Nketia, Nana Baffour Confirms in Video

• Nana Baffour, the Ghanaian content creator who first disclosed that viral meme boy Albert Ofosu Nketia was unwell, has shared an update
• He stated that although content creators had reached out to him regarding Albert's situation no donations had been made to the boy's family
• Social media users who took to the comments section of the video have shared varied opinions on the disclosure by the content creator

Ghanaian content creator Nana Baffour, who recently visited social media sensation Albert Ofosu Nketia, has provided an update on the boy's condition.

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on YouTube, Nana Baffour disclosed that although many content creators, especially from Nigeria, had reached out to him regarding Albert's situation, no donations have yet been made.

He called out some Nigerian content creators, claiming that they were taking advantage of the situation to get engagement on their pages.

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"All those content creators from Nigeria who called saying you wanted to do a video. I did the video but after the video, I have not heard from you guys. I read somewhere that people had paid 50 million naira and donated to Albert. I want to say this - no content creator from Nigeria has sent money. They got mad at me accusing me of not helping them to see the boy. That is not the case."

Content creators urged to support Albert Nketia

Nigerian content creator @Don Marveltv appealed to colleagues to come to the aid of Albert Ofosu Nketia in a video after learning that the latter was unwell.

In a post on his TikTok page, @Don Marveltv confirmed that he had been in touch with the boy's family and could indeed attest that the young boy was sick.

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 online.

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Reactions to Nana Baffour's comments on Albert

Social media users who took to the comments section of the video have shared their views on the disclosure of Albert Nketia's situation.

Prince Kay Billz commented:

"Nana Baffour dont stress yourself with those people saying that is not the boy, see if help will come to that kid of a star it will come without all these stress, most of these people saying that is not the kid, deep down within their heart know that’s the kid but just because they don’t have any help or whatsoever to render that needy kid they are just giving flimsy excuses but don’t worry help is coming."

Pablo Della replied:

"I trust he gets the necessary support for medical attention."

Ama Afro Kwabi wrote:

"This is my little opinion. It seems the only support worth mentioning is the financial aspect. Which I disagree with and kind of deter people from helping. If you require genuine support from people let’s first take the fact that his video went viral because there are several others too."

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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 urgent treatment.

Mariama Yayrame Ibrahim was diagnosed with invasive carcinoma and said she required GH¢400,000 for her medical care.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh