Juliana Agyei-Mensah: 29-Year-Old Ghanaian Student Passes Away 6 Months After Relocating to Canada
- A Ghanaian family is grieving the loss of their beloved daughter, who recently relocated abroad to study
- The young woman, Juliana Agyei-Mensah, passed away about six months after settling in Canada to further her education
- Speaking exclusively with YEN.com.gh, a Ghanaian nurse shared tips on how to keep healthy and prevent sudden deaths
A Ghanaian woman who relocated to Canada barely six months ago has passed away, breaking the hearts of her family and loved ones.
According to reports, Juliana Agyei-Mensah complained of abdominal pains, the last time her mother heard from her.
Source: TikTok
At 29, Juliana Agyei-Mensah settled in her new country to further her education, with the hope of graduating and pursuing a career in her field of study. However, this dream never materialised.
Narrating her ordeal on TikTok, Serwaa Broni, a popular Ghanaian woman based in Canada, indicated that Juliana was invited to Canada by a "brother" after studying in different European countries.
She often communicated with her mother, who was not in Canada, by phone. On the fateful day she passed, mother and daughter spoke at length, and Juliana told her mother that she was a bit under the weather.
Source: UGC
"She complained of abdominal pains and told her mother she would call her back," Serwaa narrated.
Unfortunately, that was the last time anyone heard from her or saw her alive. Her mother was concerned when her daughter did not call back and was not answering her phone. As a result, she called Juliana's friend in Canada to ask about her whereabouts.
After responding negatively to her question, Juliana's mum pleaded with her daughter's Canadian-based friend to call the Police and file a complaint.
The police gained access to her room after the complaint was filed, and sadly, found her dead. Her family has since been devastated.
Watch the video of Serwaa Broni narrating Juliana's ordeal below:
Ghanaian nurse shares tips on avoiding sudden deaths
Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh, a Ghanaian nurse, Abigail Agyaponmaa, shared tips on how to avoid sudden deaths.
"Sudden deaths often arise from cardiovascular diseases or underlying health conditions. This has been a worrying trend for years; however, the good news is that many of these tragedies are preventable with the right awareness, early detection, and lifestyle changes. Early detection is crucial.
"Conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol often show no symptoms until it’s too late. Routine screenings can save lives. A balanced diet low in processed foods, salt, and saturated fats, and rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, greatly reduces the risk of heart disease. Regular physical activity (at least 30 minutes, 5 days a week) also strengthens the heart and improves overall well-being," she said.
Netizens sympathise with Juliana's family
Juliana's demise broke the hearts of many netizens who saw the post about her passing. Many in the comments section sympathised with her family.
@Harriet Yeboah wrote:
"Awww Julie may your soul rest in peace 🙏😭😭😭😭."
@El Maestro wrote:
"Awww RIP. Ghanaian should be free kakra. You will meet a Ghanaian to say hi koraaa na ay3 as3m eeeiii."
@MARGA wrote:
"Ooh hmmmmm 🥺🥺🥺"
@Ghani’s Media wrote:
"How careful can one be, It is only by the grace of God we live 🙌🏿."
@🍭✨𝑴𝒊𝒙𝒆𝒅𝑩𝒓𝒆𝒆𝒅✨🍭 wrote:
"The pattern is no longer making sense, it's mostly Ghana people dying in Canada wow, Berlinda, Racheal, now Juliana."
Sarkodie Belinda passes away in Canada
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a 26-year-old Ghanaian student, Belinda Sarkodie, was fatally shot at a bus stop in Hamilton, Ontario.
The tragic incident happened on July 11, 2025, in what is believed to be a gang-related shooting.
Social media users commented on the viral video, as an eyewitness gave her account of the incident on Facebook.
Source: YEN.com.gh
