Breaking: Popular TikToker Allegedly Killed by Boyfriend Following Domestic Dispute

A shocking incident has rocked the Obuasi community as a popular Ghanaian TikTok content creator known as “Biggest Abena” was allegedly killed by her boyfriend following a domestic altercation.

According to reports, the incident occurred after the deceased, who was also an entrepreneur promoting her bag business via TikTok, confronted her partner, identified as Nana Yaw, urging him to seek employment and refrain from spending his days in the ghetto engaging in substance use.

Sources close to the couple allege that the confrontation led to a heated argument, which escalated into violence. In a tragic turn of events, Nana Yaw is said to have fatally attacked Abena in their shared residence. The couple reportedly have a child together.

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The news has sent shockwaves across social media, where “Biggest Abena” was admired for her hard work, positive energy, and growing influence among young Ghanaian women in business.

The Ghana Police Service has not yet released an official statement, but preliminary investigations are believed to be underway. Nana Yaw’s whereabouts are currently unknown, and a manhunt has reportedly been launched.

Gender rights advocates and concerned citizens have condemned the incident, calling for swift justice and stronger measures to address intimate partner violence in Ghana.

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Many have also used the moment to raise awareness about the need for early intervention in abusive relationships.

Friends, followers, and fellow content creators continue to pay tribute to Abena online, remembering her as a vibrant and determined young woman who inspired many through her work and social media presence.

Authorities urge anyone with information regarding Nana Yaw’s location to contact the nearest police station.

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