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Ghana's Biggest TikTok Creators by Followers (September 2026)

Ghana's Biggest TikTok Creators by Followers (September 2026)

Ghanaian TikTok has produced a class of creators whose audiences now rival those of the country's biggest musicians and broadcasters. Two of them have passed eight million followers, and at least fifteen have more than 2.5 million.

This ranking lists Ghana's most-followed individual creators on TikTok by follower count, using the figures shown on their public profiles and in Ghanaian press coverage as of September 2026. Follower counts change daily, so treat the numbers as a snapshot rather than a final score.

The top 15

Honey Boy GH

1Honey Boy GH

8.2 million followers. An Afrobeats artist as well as a creator, Honey Boy uses one of the largest followings in Ghana to push his own music between entertainment clips. Read full profile →

Pressure King

2Pressure King

8.1 million followers. Ayam Pressure King built a huge audience from Accra with numbered comedy series about a character being put under pressure until he cracks. Read full profile →

Emado Was A Star

3Emado Was A Star

5.7 million followers. Musician, dancer and actor, Emado Wasa Star mixes his own songs with short performances, and has more than 38 million likes. Read full profile →

Ama Yeboah

4Ama Yeboah

5 million+ followers. Ama Yeboah and her mother form one of the best-loved double acts on Ghanaian TikTok. She won Best Comedian at the 2025 YEN Entertainment Awards. Read full profile →

Efya Gongon

5Efya Gongon

4.2 million followers. Short, loud skits built on everyday Ghanaian situations. Her September 2026 apology over a video featuring a child creator was one of the month's talking points. Read full profile →

Asantewaa

6Asantewaa

4 million followers. One of the creators who defined Ghanaian TikTok during the pandemic, with dance, comedy and brand campaigns. Read full profile →

Deguy Gh

7Deguy Gh

3 million followers. Ebenezer Boakye-Manu plays aunties and gossiping neighbours. Bullied as a child, he says the criticism he faced online early on made him stronger. Read full profile →

Ben South

8Ben South

2.9 million followers. A skit maker who calls content creation a profession. He told Delay he works with 15 brands. Read full profile →

Ama Pokuaa Memeneda Ba

9Ama Pokuaa Memeneda Ba

2.9 million followers. Presenter and live-stream regular with more than 75 million likes, who takes advertising work through her pages. Read full profile →

Kwame Nsroma

10Kwame Nsroma

2.8 million followers. The animator behind Kulmestar Official, whose village tales and dramas run to more than 20 parts. Read full profile →

Mr Amprah

11Mr Amprah

2.7 million followers. Also known as Last Hero, with more than 120 million likes, much of his following built on comedy and live sessions. Read full profile →

Twins Diaries

12Twins Diaries

2.7 million followers. Identical twin brothers Patrick and Frederick Mensah, both teachers, who first went viral for a donation to newborn twins. Read full profile →

Akonoba

13Akonoba

2.6 million followers. Kelvin Sampane Addo's strict African mother character is recognised across West Africa. Read full profile →

Real NKB

14Real NKB

2.6 million followers. Comedian, actor and musician who releases songs alongside his skits. Read full profile →

Awesoacomedy

15Awesoacomedy

2.6 million followers. Awesoa's skits with his partner Agyaaku are featured on Okese FM and shared widely on TikTok. Read full profile →

What the list shows

Comedy dominates. Most of the fifteen built their audiences on skits, many of them in Twi, which lets them reach viewers across Ghana and the diaspora. Music is the second route in: Honey Boy, Emado Wasa Star and Real NKB all use TikTok to launch their own songs. A smaller group, including Twins Diaries and Kwame Nsroma, has grown with formats that are neither comedy nor music: charity, travel and animated storytelling.

Big numbers do not always mean big pay. Several creators on this list, including Ama Pokuaa Memeneda Ba, have said publicly that TikTok itself does not pay Ghanaian creators, and that their income comes from brand deals, advertising and live-stream gifts.

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The Agyedin Editorial Team covers Ghana's public figures — music, film, sports, politics and culture — with verified profiles and well-sourced features.

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