Ajagurajah says mermaid once proposed marriage to him
The founder of the Ajagurajah Movement, Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has stated that a mermaid once approached him for marriage during the early days of his spiritual work.
In a video circulating on social media, Ajagurajah described the mermaid as a beautiful woman with long hair that was divided into three parts.
Two parts of her hair covered her chest, and the rest flowed down her back, he said.
He explained that the mermaid did not come to him alone but appeared alongside a pastor in Ghana.
“I’ve encountered a mermaid before. She approached me with a pastor in Ghana and asked to marry me when I started my Ajagurajah Movement. She had beautiful, long hair divided into three sections: two strands covered her breasts, while the other flowed down her back,” he said.
Ajagurajah further explained that the mermaid tried to convince him to accept her proposal by promising to make him popular, just like the pastor she came with.
She claimed to have helped the pastor gain fame and offered to do the same for him if he agreed to marry her.
“She told me, ‘Have you seen how I made him popular? I can do the same for you, so you should allow me to marry you.’ Mermaids don’t just approach anyone; they are drawn to influential people. She saw my future back then and knew that one day I would gain influence, so she wanted to capture me in hopes that my ideologies and teachings would favour her,” he stated.
Ajagurajah went on to explain that the world of mermaids is often misunderstood. He noted that many people think it’s only about swimming with fish, but in reality, their world is just like the human world.
“Many people assume that when you’re taken by mermaids to the underwater world, it’s all about swimming with fish. The reality is that the underwater realm is similar to life on land; everything exists there just as it does here,” he said.
I was asked by Mmame wata to marry her
– Ajagurajah tells pic.twitter.com/JtYg8mEMLb— Jasper Ziggle 🥷🇬🇭 🇺🇸 (@JasperZiggle) June 29, 2025
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