Biography of Asafo Powers (All You Need To Know About Killa Ntua)

Asafo Powers, also known as Killer Ntua, is a Ghanaian comedian, skit maker, content creator, and musician.

Early Life and Education

Asafo Powers was born on April 2, 2001, in Asafo, Kumasi, Ghana. His full name is Samuel Kwadwo Akowuah. He started his education at Ahmadiya B Asokwa for primary school and later attended Mankranso Senior High School.

Career

He started his career by borrowing phones to shoot his skits, facing criticism and mockery along the way. However, he refused to give up and continued to hone his craft, earning him a loyal fan base and recognition within the industry.

Awards and Nominations

• Ghanaian Entertainment Award, USA: Comedy Act of the Year (2025)

• Medimafo Awards: Best Skit of The Year

• Floodlight Media Excellence Awards: Content Creator of the Year (2025)

• Great Excellence Movie Awards (GEMA 25):

• Nominated for Best TikTok Creator of the Year

• Nominated for Best Comic Actor of the Year

• Nominated for Best Skits Creator of the Year

Brand Endorsements

• Brand ambassador for H&H, promoting their “SURVIVAL PACK” of gari products, including H&H Gari Soak, Choco Malt Gari, and Soya Gari.

• Brand ambassador for Peeva Beverages.

• Brand ambassador for Adams Kitchen.

Music Career

Killer Ntua is a musician with hit songs like:

1. Enkamam (ft. Last Hero and Okese1)

2. Ngwe (ft. Okese1 and Last Hero)

3. Timorhino (ft. Bodaa Maale)

4. Woso (ft. Rapfada)

He releases music under his own label, Asafo Music, available on platforms like Apple Music and Audiomack.

Controversies

• TikTok Ban: His TikTok account (4 million+ followers) was banned in November 2025 for violating community guidelines regarding gun-related content.

• Breakup with Last Hero: Public split with creative partner Last Hero in late 2025 due to financial disputes; allegations of selfish financial behavior surfaced.

Style and Influence

Killer Ntua’s humor blends street-smart wit with relatable storytelling, making him a household name in Ghana.

References

1. Asafo Powers himself

2. Online sources