"I Am in the UK Because of Adwenenpahene": Captain Caesar Gets Emotional As He Eulogises YouTuber

• Popular Ghanaian German-based blogger Adwenepahene passed on over the weekend triggering a sad feeling amongst his close associates
• The death of the controversial social media commentator was met with surprise as he had in the previous weeks appeared to be healthy and doing well
• Captain Caesar in a recent video shared how Adwenepahene helped him relocate to the UK before pouring out his soul

Social media commentator Captain Caesar, in a recent video making rounds online, eulogised the late Germany-based social commentator and YouTuber Adwenepahene and disclosed the deceased's huge impact on his personal life.

In the video that has since gone viral, Captain Ceaser shared how the late blogger helped him secure his documents to travel to the UK.

He added that upon hearing the news, he was gutted and reached out to Appiah Stadium, a close associate of the late blogger, who confirmed the unfortunate passing of the young man.

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An emotional Captain Caesar further went on to express his hurt before categorically stating that it is only because of Adwenepahene's benevolence that he is living abroad.

Various media outlets reported on the Ghanaian blogger's death on Sunday, April 5. The controversial social media commentator lived in Germany before he died.

The exact date and cause of Adwenpahehene's death remain unknown. However, the reports indicated that he collapsed and died.

Germany-based Ghanaian blogger Nana Prempeh from Bigscout Media confirmed Adwenpahene's death but did not provide further details to the unfortunate event.

"It is because of Adwenepahene that I am in the UK. He helped me with getting the necessary documents needed for my relocation to the United Kingdom. Before helping me, he didn't know I was popular on social media, so it was after I safely arrived in the UK that I called to thank him, and then he knew who I really was."

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"Upon hearing the news, I was gutted and called Appiah Stadium, who confirmed. I still don't believe so I am waiting for Adwenepahene himself to debunk these rumours." he said.

Who is Adwenpahene?

Evans Amankwaah, popularly known as Adwenpahene, was the creator behind the YouTube channel Adwenpahene TV. Based in Stuttgart, Germany, he was known for sharing bold views on politics, tribalism, and social issues.

A staunch supporter of John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), he often found himself at the center of social media controversies due to his frequent criticisms of former President Nana Akufo-Addo and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government.

Beyond political clashes, he also had public spats with figures like Agradaa and Ajagurajah, the latter of whom reportedly placed a curse on him.

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Reactions to Captain Caesar mourning Adwenepahene

Netizens who saw the video by Captain Caesar eulogising Adwenepahene shared their thoughts on the matter.

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@user861970734222 said:

"Charity begins at home. Upon ly biaa let’s learn how to respect."

Abena sika portable said:

"So he helped you, and you couldn’t advise him? You see your problem?"

beauty replied Abena sika portable:

"It’s one thing to give advice, and it’s one thing for the person to heed the advice. You can’t force someone to take your advice right?"

Lady dies 6 months after her plush wedding

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported the heartbreaking passing of Abena Serwah Brobbey Gambrah, a beautiful Ghanaian lady who died after a brief illness.

Her untimely death came just six months after her grand wedding to Caleb Gambrah.

Heart-wrenching videos from their wedding, along with her funeral poster, surfaced online, stirring deep sorrow among social media users.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh