Leader of the Ajagurajah Movement, Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has triggered widespread reactions on social media after making controversial remarks about physical attraction during an interview on Angel FM in Kumasi.
The outspoken spiritual leader openly shared his personal views on body features, claiming he considers buttocks “more important” than breasts.
“I prefer buttocks to breasts because buttocks are more important than breasts,” he stated during the interview.
Ajagurajah went further to suggest that physical appearance can strongly influence emotions, behaviour, and even public safety, arguing that attraction to certain body features can distract people.
“Accidents can be caused by buttocks just by seeing it,” he claimed.
His comments generated mixed reactions online, with some social media users criticising the statements as inappropriate and others debating the broader conversation around public commentary on body image and attraction.
The spiritual leader also made controversial claims linking attraction preferences to mental stability, stating that “a man who does not like buttocks is sick.”
In addition, Ajagurajah alleged that some women use harmful substances in dangerous ways, although he provided no evidence to support the accusation.
The interview has since fueled intense discussions across social media platforms, with many Ghanaians questioning the impact of such public statements from influential personalities.
