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I don't know how to interpret ばかにはええじゃねえか in the manga here. I believe ばかにはええじゃねえか = ばかにはいいじゃないか but I still can't make sense of this. As the picture suggests, the father says this as some sort of a greeting for the boy who's just got back from school. My best effort at translating this is something like "Aren't you look wonderful!" (my dictionary says ばかにいい = be mighty nice; be absolutely wonderful). But it's obvious that the boy is dejected, so my translation can't be right.
I think it might be "バカにはやいじゃないか", where "はええ" is a twisted pronunciation of "はやい". And the sentence means "(You came back) very early, didn't you"
ばかにはええ＝ばかに早い、ということです。 「はええ」は、はやいがくずれた（なまった）ものです。
the meaning is similar to いつもより(帰り)はやいじゃないか→oo, you back so(much) earlier than usual
/ai/ > /ee/, so はやい →はええ , ないか → ねえか / japanese.stackexchange.com/a/13073/9831 / japanese.stackexchange.com/a/29103/9831 / japanese.stackexchange.com/a/3752/9831 – Chocolate♦ Feb 22 '20 at 14:11