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| Killer Ntua vs Last Hero: The Friendship Breakdown |
Who Are They?
Killer Ntua and Last Hero are Ghanaian comedians / TikTok content creators who have collaborated together and been seen by many fans as close friends.
Their audience largely comes from social media content, comedy skits, and influencing.
What Happened — The Rumours / Claim From the sources so far:
There are reports that Killer Ntua and Last Hero have “split up” — meaning their friendship / working relationship is under strain or possibly ended, largely due to money issues.
The amount being discussed is GHS 30,000 (Ghanaian cedis), which is alleged to be the sum involved in the disagreement.
The confrontation over the money seems to have escalated to where their manager has had to come out and comment, trying to “set the record straight” or clarify what actually happened.
Some postings claim that the disagreement stems from a recent trip or joint project, possibly overseas (Dubai is mentioned in some posts), where money was expected to be distributed or split.
What’s Unclear / What’s Rumour
There are several points that remain uncertain:
Exact breakdown of the 30,000 GHS: It’s not clear who was supposed to get what, or what the cost was for. Was it earnings from a show, a social media collaboration, a sponsored engagement, or something else?
Who owes who: Is the allegation that Last Hero is owed money, or that Killer Ntua is owed, or both? Different sources hint at different things.
Whether the “split” is permanent: The nature of their falling out — is it irreparable, just a misunderstanding, or likely to be patched? Some commentary suggests the manager is trying to smooth things over.
Verification: No publicly verifiable statement (at least so far in reliable outlets) from both parties confirming the details. Much of what we see is social media rumour, videos, reels, etc.
Possible Motivations / Underlying Issues
Based on what people are saying, and what similar cases often involve, the conflict likely includes:
1. Money transparency — disagreements about how money from shared ventures is split or accounted for.
2. Expectations vs. delivery — perhaps one expected more than the other provided (in terms of work, promotion, logistics).
3. Trust breakdown — once money starts being involved, even among friends, small misunderstandings can grow.
4. Public pressure — once fans and social media pick up the story, there’s extra pressure, PR, image concerns, which might make reconciliation trickier.
Where It Might Go From Here
Here are some possible paths the situation could take:
Public clarification: Either or both parties (or their manager) could make a detailed statement to clarify what happened, who owes what, etc.
Mediation / reconciliation: If their relationship is valuable (both personally and professionally), they might reach a settlement or understanding (financially and personally).
Parting ways professionally: It may lead to them ceasing collaborations or avoiding public association, at least temporarily.
Reputational impact: Each could suffer in public opinion, depending on how the story is viewed (who is seen as “in the wrong,” who’s more transparent)
Legal or formal recourse: If contracts were in place and money was owed, potentially someone could take formal action — though that seems less likely unless the sums are significant and evidence is clear.