Late TikToker Osanju's Final Mission: Educating Ghana's Youth on Cancer
Late Ghanaian TikToker Osanju's final educational mission resurfaces in touching video, showing his dedication to teaching students about cancer while battling leukemia himself.

TikTok star Osanju speaking to students about cancer awareness in his final educational outreach efforts
TikTok Creator's Legacy Lives On Through Educational Outreach
A poignant video of late Ghanaian TikTok influencer Elvis Frimpong, known as Osanju, has resurfaced, showing his dedication to educating young students about cancer awareness, stirring emotional responses across social media platforms.
Osanju, who passed away on Monday, September 1, 2025, at age 30, spent his final years battling leukemia while maintaining an inspiring presence both online and in his community. His commitment to health education aligns with Ghana's broader push for transparency and public awareness in crucial sectors.
Final Days and Medical Journey
The creator's landlady, Mama Juu, discovered him in critical condition and facilitated his emergency transfer to Mount Sinai Hospital. Despite receiving immediate oxygen support and subsequent transfer to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Osanju was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
Educational Legacy
In the viral video shared on Instagram's Ghanafuo Nsem, Osanju demonstrated remarkable composure while explaining complex medical concepts in simple terms to students. His approach to health awareness and education showcased his commitment to empowering Ghana's youth with critical health knowledge.
"There is no cure for this illness - doctors can only manage it," Osanju explained to the students, maintaining his characteristic smile despite discussing such a serious topic.
Impact on Public Health Awareness
The resurfaced video has sparked important discussions about healthcare education and cancer awareness in Ghana, with many social media users highlighting the significance of his educational outreach efforts despite his personal health struggles.
Edwin Gyimah
Ghanaian journalist, covering African affairs for the past 10 years.