Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah and leader of the Ajagurajah Movement, has issued a caution to women regarding the use of wigs and hair extensions sourced from foreign countries.
During an interview on Hitz FM on April 2, 2024, Ajagurajah asserted that utilizing such hair products could bring about misfortune for the wearer.
He emphasized the spiritual processes involved in obtaining hair from women in other countries, suggesting that these processes could attract negative energies.
The Bishop attributed this trend to Africans’ inclination towards foreign goods and their failure to embrace their natural hair, citing it as a reason for the alleged negative repercussions of using foreign hair products.
He remarked, “If you’re the type to go for Indian hair, you are putting bad luck on yourself. Indian women hardly cut their hair. They only do that when there’s something wrong. When the priests cut the hair of these women in India, they transfer all those problems into the hair.
“But they know the African mindset; they know we like hair from other countries, and we go for it,” he added.
Ajagurajah urged women to cherish and embrace their natural hair, discouraging the use of extensions and wigs made from hair sourced from other countries.