How Baaba quit his job because of Father Bernard's viral video
In the past few months, a video circulating on social media hascaptured a young woman falling on Father Bernard's coffin which was being lowered into the grave.
The video has become the talk of the town since the footagewas released and has been used for many misdeeds. The womanin the said video, identified as Comfort Baaba Baisiwaa Jackson, lives in Saltpond in the central region.
Before all this brouhaha, heworked as a hairdresser and according to his wife, he did his job well. Madam Baaba, in an interview with Kofi TV and seenby GhanaWeb, said that Baaba was out of work a few weeks after Father Bernard's video.
He said that Baaba went to the store one day to pick up his things, put on his clothes and told him that he was going to resign. Madam Baaba said she was surprised by his behaviorbecause no one hurt him at work, even though he was the one who spoke.
“I asked him about the video,and he said that the father didgood to him, therefore, lying onthe coffin that was lowered into the grave was a way to allow the father to get rid of his illness. Therefore, when he came to work a few weeks after the incident, I never questioned himbecause it was a community issue,” he said.
“He came back, he said I fell on the coffin on purpose because it was of great benefit to me. I was at home one day and she came to tell me that she waspacking her things in the hair dryer. He came back four days later wearing his clothes," a woman from Baaba said in aninterview with Kofi TV and GhanaWeb. Baaba, while justifying his resignation on a platform, said that he wantedto go into business; specifically women's underwear.
According to her, she does not like jobs like hairdressing and sewing because these jobs often affect her health.
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