Former Senior Partner Manager At Twitter Employee Mistameister Resorts To Sculpting After Getting Laid Off

• One of Twitter Ghana's former employees, Bernard Kafui Sokpe, well-known as Mistameister has recently sparked reactions online after sharing pictures of himself
• He shared photos of himself sculpting out a fist and a flower vase as he revealed that he returned to moulding after 20 years
• Many Ghanaians who saw his tweet took to the comments section to compliment his craft and celebrate his talent

Bernard Kafui Sokpe, a popular Ghanaian social media expert who has worked with Twitter for the past year, has recently been spotted after resorting to clay sculpting upon getting laid off from the company.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the Twitter timeline of @mistameister had him showing pictures of himself sculpting a perfectly shaped fist out of clay.

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He said the photos with the caption;

Hadn’t touched clay in 20 years. Forgotten how therapeutic it was. Tried today, and booooom!! I still got it. Moulded a flower vase and sculpted a fist ❤️.

The former Senior Partner at Twitter Ghana's post attracted a lot of reactions. Over 300 retweets, 32 quote tweets and 3,052 likes have been gathered.

Ghanaians react to the former Twitter Ghana Senior Partner's post

@VirgilioJarrin commented:

That fist sculpture is TALENT in a picture

@kwame_OppongT wrote:

News bulleting. Former twitter employee has gone back to his first love

@Brytneymar replied:

woww thats beautiful

From @IamMARTEI_DAN:

These little things can make your stress leave your body ,Art is life .

@_Jay_Sterling_ said:

The fist tho... it looks complex to mould but nicely done. How many hours did it take you?

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Student Gets Hands Stuck On Sculpture After Teacher Warned Them Not To Touch It Because It Had Power

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a bizarre video heaped reactions on social media as it captured a confounding moment when a student tried to remove his hand from a sculpture.

In the caption of the video that was shared on the Facebook handle of the page called Ghana: Pride of Africa Culture, it is alleged that the artifact was molded by a teacher at Sogakope Senior High School.

According to the report, the teacher had warned the students not to allow their hands to touch the artwork because it contained powers but one of them decided not to pay heed.

Source: YEN.com.gh