Nathaniel Mensah, known by the stage name Ajeezay, is a Ghanaian comedian, actor and musician. He is a one-liner comedian referred to as the Nonfa King or King of Nonfa, nonfa being Ghanaian jargon for ambiguity.
Early life and career Ajeezay, who is the last of six children, was born to Madam Christiana Fofo Allotey and Mr. Mensah, who was a lawyer. He took his Basic Education Certificate Examination (BESE) at JHS 1 where he passed and attended the Nsaba Presbyterian Senior High School. He graduated with First Class Honours in Bachelor of Science in Education and majored in Chemistry and Biology at the University of Cape Coast.
On 5 December 2020, Ajeezay released his first extended play titled Evolution, featuring names like Rhyme Sonny, Koo Ntakra, Kahpun, Amerado, Teflon Flexx, Ay Poyoo, Brella, Nii Funny, Teshieboi, Bortey and Kuuku Black.
Discography
Album
Evolution EP
Selected singles Nonfa King Open School Apor Saw Me Sugar Mummy Omo Ata App Nungua Jerusalem Soup M3kor Amanfour Bet Dr UN Wakasa Kokonte Sexual Sponsor I Love You Tui Tui.
Videography
Open School Apor Sugar Mummy Omo Ata App Nungua Jerusalem Soup M3kor Amanfour Bet Dr UN Wakasa Kokonte Sexual Sponsor I Love You Tui Tui
Video vixen Agbeshie - No Worries Ruff n Smooth - Shaba Shatta Wale - Bie Gya
Filmography
Online Skits Area Boy Tit 4 Tat Problem Child Condom Wahala Running Mate The Interview Make Up Swimming Pool Turn Me On
Awards and nominations YearAwardCeremonyResultRef2017Best Comedy SkitAfrican Movie Academy Awards2019Best Viral Comedy Skit of the YearCOPO Awards2020Comedian of the YearOne Awards Ghana
Controversies Ajeezay was caught in a hot tug of war with Nigerian comedian Josh2Funny after Ajeezay accused Josh2Funny of copying and rebranding his #NonfaChallenge wordplay concept as the #DontLeaveMeChallenge.
Philanthropy Ajeezay, together with members of the ABLE Initiative on 3 March 2019, presented some gifts to bomb victim Elizabeth Asantewaa in Dansoman. Elizabeth Asantewaa is known to have saved Ghana's first president Kwame Nkrumah from a bomb attack during the 1964 Independence Day celebration.
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