The Ghanaian creative community has been hit with a wave of sorrow following the untimely death of Comfort Esime Adzigbli, widely recognized by her followers as Ama Endorsed. At just 29 years old, the vibrant entrepreneur and social media personality has passed away, leaving fans and admirers stunned.
News of her passing was confirmed through a deeply emotional phone conversation with nkonkonsa.com, where her grieving mother, still grappling with the shock, shared the heartbreaking update. With her voice filled with sorrow, she requested privacy as the family mourns and tries to process this devastating loss. She did not disclose any further information regarding the circumstances surrounding her daughter’s death.
Ama, affectionately known as “The Lady Carpenter,” had become a symbol of empowerment in Ghana’s entrepreneurial and influencer circles. A woman of many talents, she not only built furniture but also built a movement—defying gender norms and proving that women could thrive in spaces traditionally dominated by men.
Just days before her passing, she celebrated her 29th birthday and marked the occasion with the purchase of a brand new Range Rover—an achievement she proudly shared with her followers.
Her social media platforms, particularly Instagram where she had amassed over 328,000 followers, were a vibrant showcase of her creativity, confidence, and hustle. Her bio captured the essence of her brand:
“!! VELVET HUSTLER !! !! SERIAL FOUNDER !! !! THE LADY CARPENTER !!”
Through every post, Ama inspired countless young women to dream big and challenge the status quo. Her fearless energy and commitment to her craft made her a standout figure in both digital media and hands-on skilled trades.
Since the tragic news broke, tributes have been pouring in across social platforms. Friends, fans, and fellow creators have expressed their deep sadness, describing her as determined, resilient, and incredibly hardworking.
The team at Digirefera.com extends heartfelt condolences to Ama’s family, loved ones, and all who were touched by her work and story.
May her soul find peace, and may her legacy continue to inspire generations to come.
SOURCES : CEO Doji | DBlog | www.digirefera.com
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