Marriage was the reason I left the Ghana Prisons Service

Veteran gospel musician Braa Kwaku has disclosed that his decision to leave the Ghana Prisons Service was influenced primarily by marriage. In an exclusive interview on Hitz 103.9 FM’s Praise Zone, he explained that his new family responsibilities prompted him to step away from his duties as a prisons officer.

According to Braa Kwaku, the choice to resign was deeply personal. He emphasized that it was not motivated by dissatisfaction or professional challenges but by a desire to fully commit to his marriage and family life. “Marriage was the reason I left the Ghana Prisons Service,” he stated, reflecting on the pivotal role his spouse played in shaping this decision.

He further explained that the demands of prison work often conflicted with his family obligations. “I wanted to give my spouse the attention and support that a strong marriage requires,” he said. The musician described this transition as a deliberate and thoughtful step, prioritizing his personal life without compromising his professional integrity.

Braa Kwaku also acknowledged the support of his wife, Philippa, who he credits as a source of encouragement throughout his career transition. He revealed that her guidance helped him align his life with his calling in gospel music, allowing him to dedicate more time to his ministry and artistic pursuits.

While leaving a stable position in the Ghana Prisons Service was a significant decision, Braa Kwaku said his former colleagues were understanding and supportive. He described the move as a necessary step towards personal fulfillment and professional growth in his chosen field of music.

His revelation has resonated with many of his fans and followers, who admire his willingness to prioritize love and family while pursuing his passion. The story underscores the impact personal relationships can have on career choices and highlights the importance of balancing professional responsibilities with family commitments.