Ghanaian spiritual leader Ajagurajah has sparked widespread debate after urging women to prioritize cosmetic enhancement over higher education, claiming that investing in their physical appearance offers greater financial returns than pursuing university degrees.
The controversial remarks were made during a recent public address, where the outspoken spiritualist argued that many women spend years studying only to face unemployment after graduation. Watch D Video Here ➤
According to him, the money used to pay university tuition and even postgraduate education would be better spent on cosmetic procedures such as a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL).
Ajagurajah claimed that many female graduates complete their studies with excellent academic records but still struggle to secure meaningful employment. In his view, this makes higher education a poor investment for women compared to enhancing their physical appearance.
He suggested that women should use their education funds to improve their looks, arguing that doing so would increase their chances of attracting wealthy and successful partners capable of transforming their lives financially.
“As a woman, instead of going to the university, suffering to study, and spending more money on a master’s degree only to end up unemployed, just use that money for a BBL,” he said. “Most men want women with heavy buttocks.”
The spiritual leader went on to state that if any woman approached him for prayers before traveling abroad for cosmetic surgery, particularly to Turkey, he would gladly pray for her success.
According to Ajagurajah, some women already possess divine favor but fail to experience the benefits because they lack the physical features that many men find attractive.
His comments have since generated mixed reactions across social media platforms, with many users criticizing the advice as demeaning to women’s education and professional aspirations.
Others argued that education remains one of the most reliable paths to personal growth, financial independence, and long-term success, regardless of current employment challenges.
Supporters, however, claimed that the spiritual leader was merely expressing his opinion about modern dating preferences and societal realities, insisting that individuals are free to make personal choices regarding education or cosmetic enhancement.
