Popular Ghanaian YouTuber, Ras Nene
Kumawood actor and skit maker Ras Nene has lost his daughter.
The actor’s child was only three months old. She reportedly passed away on Tuesday, February 28.
A colleague of the actor, Okomfo Kolege, confirmed the news in a now-viral video.
He stated that following the news, he and other colleagues paid a visit to the actor to commiserate with him.
Meanwhile, Ras Nene, born Ebenezer Akwasi Antwi took to his social media handle to mourn the loss of his daughter.
He shared a snippet of Fameye’s Questions, released as a dedication to Christian Atsu after his death.
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