Ghana Tupac is reported Dead

 




Ghanaian Tik Tok sensation, Ahuofe Abrantie, popularly known as Tupac, has reportedly died.

 

According to Occupygh,  Ahoufe, who had amassed over 3 million followers on TikTok and half a million followers on Instagram, passed at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital on Thursday, March 30.

GHBase reports that he died after battling an undisclosed sickness for some time.

Popular Kumasi-rapper, Jay Bhad of Asakaa Boys fame also confirmed the news of Ahuofe's death by sharing a video of the social media star with the caption;  “Life too short, rest well Ahuofe, you gone (sic) be miss 4ever.”

 


 

 

The content creator, who is referred to as Ghana’s Tupac found fame months ago as a result of his uncanny resemblance with the late American rapper, 2Pac.

 

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