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Jeneral Ntatia

Comedian, Actor

BornApril 12, 1986 Age40 Years NationalityGhanaian RegionAshanti
Profession Comedian, Actor Actor
Nationality Ghanaian

About Jeneral Ntatia

Prince Kwame Amoabeng (born 12 April 1986), known as Jeneral Ntatia, is a Ghanaian comedian and actor.

Early life

He was born in Accra and is a native of Fomena. He studied theatre arts at the University of Ghana.

Career

He began doing comedy in 2008 after secondary school, and took it up seriously at the University of Ghana School of Performing Arts. His films include Kalybos in China (2016), Keteke (2017), Selfie (2017), Chaskele (2018), 3 Idiots and a Wise Man (2019) and Mad House (2019), and he has appeared on TV in MTN Yello Cafe and The Osei's. His stage work includes The Second Coming of Nkrumah, The Leopard's Choice and Accra We Dey.

Frequently asked questions about Prince Kwame Amoabeng

How old is Jeneral Ntatia?

Jeneral Ntatia is 40 years old, born April 12, 1986.

What is Jeneral Ntatia known for?

Jeneral Ntatia is a Comedian, Actor.

What is Jeneral Ntatia's nationality?

Jeneral Ntatia is Ghanaian.

Where did Jeneral Ntatia study?

Jeneral Ntatia studied at University of Ghana (Theatre Arts).

Personal Information

Full Name
Prince Kwame Amoabeng
Date of Birth
12 April 1986
Nationality
Ghanaian
Region
Ashanti

Education

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Profile last updated: August 19, 2025  ·  Last fact-checked: September 27, 2026

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