A US-based Ghanaian man identified as Dennis Efram has been captured in a viral video on the streets of America, reportedly stranded and in need of assistance.
According to the Ghanaian man, he is from Korle Gonno-Mamprobi in the Greater Accra Region.
In the viral video, he was seen interacting with a Ghanaian woman who appealed to the public to help locate his family and provide the needed support.
The Ghanaian woman sought the help of the public to identify the family of a Ghanaian man who’s battling a mental health crisis in the US.
The Ghanaian man was captured in the viral video sitting on the floor and interacting with the woman.
According to the Ghanaian woman who recorded the video, she encountered Dennis at Madison Park Avenue in the United States.
She stated, “I met my brother here at Madison Park Avenue. If you know him, he needs help. Ghanaians, please help him if you see this video”.
Some Ghanaians reacting to the viral video stated, “Chale…….by now someone ein breadwinner that ooh….Reach out to the embassy. That should be a starting point”.
A netizen suggested, “She should have taken him home to give him the first help until other relations also come in to give their help”.
One X user added, “Maybe it’s the other way round. He probably abandoned his family once he stepped foot inside the US ( to avoid unnecessary billing ) hard to see the family coming through for him if that’s the case”.
An X user added, “He doesn’t want to come back because he didn’t help anybody
Entitlement is not good, but sometimes don’t forget to help those who gave you a helping hand when you were at your lowest point”.
In other news, A US-based Ghanaian military officer has said it is better to live in the United States of America without papers than to remain unemployed or working without a better salary in Ghana.
The US-based Ghanaian soldier, however, cautioned Ghanaians planning to travel abroad to avoid travelling as an undocumented immigrant without papers.
According to him, many foreigners living abroad are facing significant hardships due to their immigration status.
Speaking in a self-recorded video, the US-based Ghanaian military officer stated, “If you don’t have legal documents and you are living in America or any part of the world, you will suffer… but it is better to live here than to stay in Ghana without a job or a salary”.
The US-based Ghanaian military officer further revealed that many undocumented immigrants endure difficult situations in an attempt to regularise their status in the United States, including unfair treatment from their spouses.
According to the military officer, some undocumented immigrants even enter into marriages solely to obtain legal residency, only to face serious challenges later on in their marriage.
He further recounted a story of a man who allegedly lost his property to his American spouse because he feared the consequences of his immigration status and was unable to defend his rights.
Watch the video below:
“I’m from Korle Gonno-Mamprobi”
— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) July 17, 2026
—A US-based Ghanaian woman is seeking the help of the public to identify the family of a Ghanaian man who’s battling a mental health crisis in the US.
In a widely circulated video on social media, the man who identified himself as Dennis is seen… pic.twitter.com/cmQpAmhlDC
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