Former BASS Headmistress, Sarah Baah-Odoom, Passes Away, “I Can’t Believe This”
- The immediate past headmistress of Breman Asikuma SHS has reportedly passed away, causing widespread mourning and stirring emotions online
- The woman, who touched many lives during her tenure, has sparked massive online reactions following news of her passing
- Friends and followers across social media have shared glowing tributes on social media for the woman described as a trailblazer by many
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Grief has engulfed the Breman Asikuma Senior High School (BASS) community following heartbreaking news.
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Tributes have poured in from former students and staff who remember her leadership with admiration.
Social media has since become a space for collective mourning and reflection.
Breman Asikuma Senior High mourns former headmistress
Former Breman Asikuma Senior High School (BASS) Headmistress, Sarah Baah-Odoom, has passed away, leaving many in disbelief.
The announcement was made in a TikTok post by the school on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
The message stirred deep emotions among students, alumni, and well-wishers, many of whom expressed sorrow with the words, “I can’t believe this.” Details surrounding the cause of her death have not yet been communicated.
Madam Sarah Baah-Odoom was posted to BASS in 2020 and served with dedication until her retirement in 2024.
During her tenure, she became one of the school’s most admired leaders, known for her discipline, compassion, and commitment to academic excellence.
Watch the TikTok video below.
BASS alumni pay tribute to late Baah-Odoom
Her retirement ceremony remains etched in the memories of many.
As she officially handed over in 2024, students presented her with several beautifully crafted portraits as gifts.
The atmosphere was emotional yet celebratory, reflecting the deep affection they held for her. In a touching moment, students sang the school anthem as she bid farewell to active duty, with some shedding tears as they waved her goodbye.
Today, those same students are struggling to come to terms with her passing. Many have taken to social media to share heartfelt tributes, describing her as a motherly figure and a pillar of strength.
Her legacy at BASS endures, defined by service, leadership, and the lasting impact she made on generations of students.
Watch the TikTok video below.
Ghanaian preacher Samuel Baah passes away
Also, a prominent Ghanaian man of God, Prophet Samuel Baah, has reportedly died, stirring sorrow among friends and followers on social media.
Source: TikTok
News of the founder and leader of the OakLife Chapel International’s death went viral on social media on Friday, February 27, 2026.
Facebook user Felix Ebow, who is also a preacher, shared the tragic news in a post on Friday.
“Sometimes it’s hard to believe, but that’s just the way it is. Life throws us curveballs, and all we can do is accept the unexpected. Prophet Baah Samuel, rest well,” he wrote.
Others followed suit, confirming the tragedy while mourning the unexpected loss of a young and vibrant man of God.
"My brother, you have really broken my heart badly 😭. May your gentle soul rest in the bosom of the Lord. We shall surely meet someday in heaven. You were sooo good to me. Thank you wai, medaase😭💔. Da yie menua, Prophet Kofi Baah Samuel," preacher Isaac Anam wrote.
According to reports, Prophet Baah Samuel fell ill in recent weeks and had been battling his ailment with hopes of recovering soon to get back to his ministry.
The Facebook post on Prophet Samuel Baah's death is below.
Who was Prophet Samuel Baah?
Samuel Baah was the founder and leader of the Sunyani-based OakLife Chapel International.
He founded his church as the Dominion Ministry in 2021 before transforming it to OakLife Chapel International.
In 2024, the church celebrated him as a transformational leader in a viral Facebook post celebrating his birthday.
"Thank you, our priest, for bringing out the best in us as a church with your messages of love, prosperity, and righteousness. As we celebrate your birthday, may God's blessings, grace, favour, and guidance continue to be with you!" the message read.
Deaconness Shirley Obeng Adu dies
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that prominent evangelist Shirley Obeng Adu reportedly passed away.
Her death was confirmed in several social media posts shared by colleagues on February 18, 2026.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
