Leader of the Ajagurajah Movement, Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, says he would rather have a woman bring about his downfall than lose his life in something as sudden as a car crash.
Speaking during an interview on Nana Romeo on UTV’s ‘Atuu’, the controversial spiritual figure explained that his views about relationships between men and women are shaped by scripture.
Asiamah pointed to a passage in the Bible, specifically Proverbs 30:19, which he said illustrates the mysterious and natural connection between men and women.
He referenced the verse, which states, “the way of an eagle in the sky, the way of a snake on a rock, the way of a ship on the high seas, and the way of a man with a young woman,” arguing that the scripture itself acknowledges the dynamics of male and female relationships.
The Ajagurajah Movement founder added that when his life eventually ends, he hopes to leave behind a situation where many women would be competing over him. He said he even hopes the number would exceed the reputation long associated with the late Ghanaian highlife atiste Daddy Lumba.
“I really love women. Honestly, I’d rather be brought down by a woman than by something like a car accident. I even find it funny when a man gets angry after being told he likes too many women. To me, that’s a compliment. In fact, by the time I die, I’d like to have around 30 wives, about 60 girlfriends, and nearly 50 baby mamas,” he added.
Apart from his personal views, Asiamah also claimed he sometimes helps men within his spiritual circle find female partners when they feel the need for companionship.
According to him, he has on several occasions rented apartments for some of his associates so they would have private places to spend time with women, while others prefer arranging their own relationships.
Watch his statement below.
80% of rich men’s secretaries are their second wives. – Ajagurajah#ATUU#UTVGhana pic.twitter.com/LsNLV88Ns6
— UTV Ghana (@utvghana) March 15, 2026
