Nana Made In China, a popular comedian and social media personality from Ghana, recently revealed in an interview that he lost over Ghc 20,000 in revenue after his Instagram account was banned.
He explained that his account was reported for human trafficking, which led to its suspension.
Nana Made In China charges at least Ghc 2000 for gigs, and his Instagram account was a major source of revenue for him.
After the ban, he was unable to promote his shows and lost a lot of potential income. He estimates that he lost over Ghc 20,000 in just one month.
The comedian admitted that he felt depressed after the ban. He has six people to support and his income had been severely impacted. Losing his Instagram account was a major blow to his career and livelihood.
It’s important to remember that social media platforms have rules and guidelines that users must follow. Violating these rules can result in consequences, such as account suspension or even legal action. It’s important to use social media responsibly and ethically to avoid these types of situations.
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