Ghanaian content creator Nana Made in China has broken his silence with a cryptic TikTok video after a wave of concern swept across social media over footage that appeared to show him in poor health. The selfie-style clip, filmed on the night at what appeared to be an outdoor lounge or restaurant in Ghana, showed a visibly upbeat Nana Made in China addressing the attention he has been receiving. The on-screen caption of the TikTok post read: "Woke up in the news".
The TikTok video has attracted a wave of reactions from Ghanaians questioning what exactly is going on with the creator. The video comes in the wake of a separate clip that had been spreading online showing Nana Made in China in a state that alarmed many of his followers. The footage, which surfaced on social media on Monday, September 28, 2026, showed the once-familiar entertainer serving kenkey to a group of ladies.
While the scene itself was ordinary enough, it was his physical appearance that stopped many viewers in their tracks. In the clip, Nana Made in China wore what appeared to be a dirty outfit, and his hair was visibly unkempt. Prominent Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix was among those who spoke out, expressing concern about the creator's condition and appealing to his inner circle not to look away and to actively seek out how he is doing.
Zionfelix, along with many Ghanaians, had expressed worry over Nana Made in China's current state, sparking a wave of concern across social media. The reaction from the public was widespread enough to push the content creator's name into trending territory, prompting his response. Nana Made in China subsequently shared a video of himself dancing with the Bible verse from Psalm 91:3–4 as his message to critics.
In another post, Nana Made in China shared an old video of himself appealing to the public to approach and enquire from him whenever they hear rumours about him in public. This was in response to the widespread speculation about his wellbeing. The TikTok videos of Nana Made in China reacting to concerns over his current state drew a flurry of comments from Ghanaians weighing in on the situation.
Social media users had mixed reactions to Nana Made in China's posts. Some users joked about his state, while others expressed concern and disappointment. Sherry wrote: "They said you have remove oo 😂, allegedly." Kwasi-Ntow Boafo said: "They said you are mad 😂." Nana Afriyie commented: "I saw him last week at the 200 years festival advertising for one brand. He's not mad, but has totally changed from who we used to know what we are seeing now."
The concerns over Nana Made in China's wellbeing come at a time when another Ghanaian celebrity, veteran actor Osofo Moses, has been struggling with a serious health condition. After spending thousands of Ghana cedis seeking treatment without relief, he feared he could become permanently confined to a wheelchair. Still receiving costly care, the actor appealed for financial support.
Key points
- Nana Made in China addresses concerns over his wellbeing with cryptic TikTok videos.
- The content creator's physical appearance in a recent video sparked widespread concern across social media.
- Nana Made in China's response has drawn mixed reactions from social media users.
