Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, the fiery leader of Universal Spiritual Outreach, better known as Ajaguraja, has set social media ablaze with his audacious claims that sex is a reserve of the rich.
The controversial spiritual leader didn’t mince words. He proclaimed, “Sex is the food of the Rich, a poor man has no place under a woman.” He asserted that men’s fidelity is often a byproduct of financial struggle rather than choice.
In a segment that aired late Saturday on RTV, Ajaguraja argued that wealth dictates access to intimacy. He framed sex as a privilege reserved for the affluent.
“Some men claim they are not into numerous women, but it is because of poverty,” he stated. He suggested that financial limitations, not moral conviction, curb men’s romantic pursuits.
His remarks paint a stark picture of socioeconomic divides influencing personal relationships in Ghana.
Ajaguraja, a polarizing figure known for his bold sermons and unconventional takes, delivered these comments with his trademark intensity, sparking a firestorm of reactions.
Critics, though, slammed the remarks as reductive and misogynistic, accusing him of commodifying women and trivializing consent. A prominent feminist voice tweeted, “This rhetoric turns women into status symbols and excuses male entitlement. We deserve better.”
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