Ghana Loses Famed Body Building TikToker Days After Adwenpahene's Demise
- The TikTok community is mourning following the loss of popular bodybuilding TikToker, Adofoasa
- Adofoasa reportedly passed away days after Adwenpahene's demise following a long battle with kidney disease
- News of his passing has left many hearts broken on social media, with netizens extending their heartfelt condolences to his family
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Popular Ghanaian body-building TikToker, Adofoasa, has passed away days after his colleague TikToker Adwenpahene's demise.
The sad news has taken over various social media platforms after Quecy Official hinted at the young man's demise.

Source: TikTok
What caused his demise?
Adofoasa reportedly passed away after a battle with kidney disease. According to online reports, he announced six months ago that he had developed the condition and was seeking medical care.
Per the post on Quecy Official's page, the young man had been on dialysis for some time until he succumbed to death.

Source: Instagram
Who is Adofoasa?
Adofoasa is a popular Ghanaian TikToker known for his body-building content. He started as a vociferous critic of prominent Ghanaian personalities but turned a new leaf after discovering his niche on the social media platform.

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Watch the video below:
Quecy Official mourns Adofoasa
Following his demise, popular TikToker, Quecy Official, shared a video of him mourning Adofoasa. Quecy wore a red headband and had a sad look on his face while he slightly hinted at the young man's demise.
Video of Quecy Official announcing Adofoasa's passing:
Netizens react to Adofoasa's demise
Netizens who saw the post about Adofoasa's demise were heartbroken. Many did not believe the news, however, others extended their heartfelt condolences to his family and friends in the comments section of the post. Others also shared their sad stories of how they lost their loved ones due to kidney diseases.
@Adjakua wrote:
"Dr. Bawumia made it free to save lives, what happened? posterity will judge us all."
@Godmother wrote:
"Dialysis took away my father this morning."
@Victoriaboatemaa9 wrote:
"Hmmm, he will die 😢the injection was too much. RIP Ado."
@🇬🇭𝓟𝓪𝓪 𝓒𝔀𝓮𝓬𝓲 wrote:
"Dialysis 😭💔took my elder sister away. She was a family pillar….all round helper …had good visions for us 😭💔 but Dialysis 😭💔spoiled everything."
@Pretty Ann wrote:
"Dialysis took my mum on Tuesday afternoon and I still don’t understand after everything we did and paid."
@Naa Atswei wrote:
"So what really causes these kidney problems, Lord have Mercy on us."
@Naa🎃Lameley wrote:
"Kidney problem is a whole lot of money issues, I always pray for my mum to live long. She goes for dialysis every week and my Dad spends 1200 every week, bh I know my God will heal her for me."
UMaT student passes away after getting scholarship
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian man passed away after winning a scholarship to study in the UK.
Davis Frimpong Manso reportedly died after eating with his roommate on campus the night he got the scholarship.
The news of Davis' passing broke the hearts of many Ghanaians, who expressed their views in the comments section of the post.
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