In response to Mary, Kuami Eugene's former house help, who claimed her GH¢400 monthly salary was insufficient, Rev. Isaac Obofour has advised her to take into account the value of the free food, accommodation, and various other benefits she received while working in the highlife musician's house.

The founder of the Anointed Palace Chapel expressed displeasure at the situation and accused Mary of making deliberate attempts to tarnish Kuami Eugene's reputation.

Obofour suggested that when factoring in all the additional benefits, Mary's overall compensation would exceed GH¢2,500.

“The maid is out, spewing all sorts of disparaging comments about him. She has seen that her master is making strides so she wants to pull him down. She said she was paid a meagre amount of salary. She said she was receiving 400 cedis.

"Did she add the free food she had been eating? The air-conditioned rooms she was enjoying? The fame? If she had added all these things and more, she’ll realize the salary would shoot up to about GH¢2,500 cedis,” he stated during a church service.

On the other hand, Obofour mentioned stewardship principles and added that being in such a position typically opens doors to more opportunities.

“You learn from working with someone. It is that experience you gather, that helps you to establish your own business. Even if you worked as a slave, these experiences propel you to become a master. This musician hyped his maid to the extent that everyone knows how they relate on social media and all over the internet.

"He usually records videos with his maid and plays with her a lot. He now has a song, Monica, which is making waves all over social media and at this same time, the maid is trying very hard to bring him down,” he added.