Ghanaian Gospel Musician Frank Baidoo Goes Blind Under Mysterious Circumstances

Ghanaian Gospel Musician Frank Baidoo Goes Blind Under Mysterious Circumstances

  • Gospel musician Frank Baidoo said he lost his sight after a severe infection that began shortly after he popped a pimple on his face
  • He sold all his valuables to pay hospital bills, as doctors later warned he could lose his remaining eye without urgent treatment
  • In tears on live television, Baidoo appealed to Nana Ama McBrown and Ghanaians for help to undergo surgery and save his sight

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Ghanaian gospel musician Frank Baidoo has opened up about a painful journey that led to him losing his sight, following what he believed was a harmless act.

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Nana Ama McBrown is moved to tears as Ghanaian gospel singer, Frank Baidoo, recounts how he went blind. Image credit: Onua TV
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Speaking on Onua TV in an emotional interview with Nana Ama McBrown, the gospel minister struggled to hold back tears as he shared his ordeal and appealed to Ghanaians for help.

Baidoo recounted that he moved to Accra years ago to pursue his gospel music ministry after being invited by some pastors who believed God had a mission for him in the city.

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Sadly, he said that those who brought him there ultimately abandoned him, leaving him to struggle alone for about six years while trying to survive and continue with his career.

Frank Baidoo: Eye problems started with pimple

According to him, his health problems began one morning after he had taken a bath and noticed a small pimple on his face.

Thinking it was nothing serious, Baidoo popped it, yet shortly after, he began experiencing unbearable headaches.

Alarmed by the sudden pain, the gospel musician rushed to the hospital, where he arrived with his head badly swollen.

He was admitted to Mamprobi Polyclinic, where he spent four days under medical care as doctors worked to reduce the swelling.

Although his condition improved at the time, he said the real battle was yet to begin.

More than a year later, Baidoo started feeling sharp pains in his eyes.

He was referred to Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with a cranial ulcer.

Baidoo underwent treatment for nearly a year and said he sold all his valuables just to pay hospital bills.

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Eventually, doctors informed him that the back of his right eye had been badly damaged, leaving him with sight only in his left eye.

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Frank Baidoo faces loss of left eye

Not long after, the same symptoms began affecting his remaining eye.

Further scans showed the earlier condition was caused by an infection, and doctors warned that without urgent treatment, he risked losing his left eye as well.

Nana Ama McBrown could not hold her tears after Baidoo shared his story.

Now nearly blind, he is appealing to the public for support to undergo surgery in the hope of saving his remaining sight.

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Ghanaians raise concerns as former viral internet sensation Supa, aka Ghana 2Pac, resurfaces on the streets. Photo source: SUPA GHANA 2PAC, @ghana2pac80/TikTok
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Ghana '2Pac' resurfaces in unexpected condition

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Supa, aka Ghana 2Pac, had been spotted in public for the first time after many years out of the limelight in the entertainment industry.

In a video, the former viral musician appeared to be making new attempts to gain fame for a second time, with the footage of Supa's current state raising concerns from many.

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