Media personality Blakk Rasta has alleged that lawyer and New Patriotic Party (NPP) member Maurice Ampaw is among those sponsoring controversial TikToker “Ghana Jollof”, who has been declared wanted by the Ghana Police Service over alleged insults and hateful speech.

Speaking on the Black Pot show on September 25, 2026, Blakk Rasta claimed that Mr Ampaw provides money and content to the account and sometimes gives instructions on how certain individuals should be attacked online.

He further alleged that some of the content is sent to Salomey Awity Baffour, who is currently in police custody following her arrest in connection with the case.

“This woman here [Ghana Jollof] has sponsors from the NPP… There is an NPP lawyer who is also part of the sponsors of Ghana Jollof. You know who that guy is? Maurice Ampaw,” he alleged.

Blakk Rasta claimed that Mr Ampaw identifies videos and sends them to Ms Baffour or directly to the Ghana Jollof account, along with instructions on how the people featured in the videos should be attacked.

“When you go through the communications, Maurice Ampaw finds videos, sends them through this woman called Salomey, sometimes directly to Ghana Jollof, to react to this video. He tells them, ‘In this video, this is what this person says. Insult them, finish them, but don't say this, don't say that. I have sent you money,’” he alleged.

He also claimed that the Ghana Jollof account was not operating alone, alleging that several people were involved in producing and circulating its content.

“If Ghana Jollof is despicable, these are the authors of Ghana Jollof, and many more are following suit… these are the people behind Ghana Jollof,” he added.

According to Blakk Rasta, the alleged sponsorship raises questions about the role of political actors in funding social media accounts to promote their interests.

“We know that time after time, politicians sponsor people to do their bidding,” he said.

He called for greater scrutiny of the sources of funding behind political activities on social media and how such sponsorships are tracked.