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From Sleeping on the Floor to Meeting Dr. Likee: Kyekyeku's Video Story.

When it comes to Ghanaian comedy and skits on YouTube, Kyekyeku is a name that's been creating quite a buzz for all the right reasons.



Known for his uproarious and relatable content, this Ghanaian actor and comedian, Kyekyeku, has been lauding his boss, the famous actor Ras Nene, also known as Dr. Likee. Recently, Kyekyeku, whose real name is Bismark Ofori, made a candid revelation during an interview on "The Delay Show" with Deloris Frimpong Manso.

Kyekyeku recounted how his life took a remarkable turn for the better during his conversation, all thanks to the influence of Dr. Likee. Prior to encountering the renowned Dr. Likee, Kyekyeku led a modest life. He mentioned sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor in Eugene's room, one of Kumawood's movie directors. However, everything changed when fate brought him to the same production set as Dr. Likee. 


Their meeting during their collaboration marked the beginning of a life-altering journey for Kyekyeku. Dr. Likee recognized Kyekyeku's capabilities and took genuine interest in his well-being and career. 

Since then, Kyekyeku's story has been completely transformed. In his interview, he wholeheartedly commended Dr. Likee for his selfless acts of kindness and mentorship. 

He confirmed that, thanks to Dr. Likee's guidance and support, he now has his own rented place and enjoys the independence he had always longed for. Furthermore, he can now afford things that were once mere dreams to him.

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