. What is abortion? Abortion is a deliberate step taken to end a pregnancy. Though they are different ways people use to terminate a pregnancy.
Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah and the founder and head of the Ajagurajah movement has dropped another exciting message to Ghanaians speaking today in an interview on Hit FM. Ajagurajah in a tough argument on Hit FM with the host Andy Dosty and Mr logic asked if abortion is a sin or not.
Some of the people watching it live on Facebook respond abortion is a sin but Mr. Logic was not able to answer him in the argument. According to Ajagurajah, not everything is written in the bible but what is wrong is wrong. A spade should be called a spade and not s spoon.
Abortion can't be found in the bible but it is a sin. It is wrong to practice abortion that is why most charismatic churches and pastors spoke against it. He added musturbation is also not written in the bible but it is a bad act.
also read a snippet of my previous post;
In 2015, Ghanaian female singer, Efya, disclosed in an interview that she was in love with Mugeez of R2Bees fame.
According to Efya, she gets jealous when it comes to the rapper while asking him to forgive her for her actions.
Efya was on eTV Ghana's TLNCS talking about aphrodisiacs, her celebrity crush, and being extremely jealous.
The ‘Best in Me’ singer, responding to a question regarding aphrodisiacs, said; “The thing is, I love myself and myself only. I am enough for myself and rely on myself.
I don’t need enhancements to be satisfied. Recounting her memorable times as a songstress, she revealed her World Music Awards nomination excited her so much.
“I think when I was nominated for the World Music Awards. Sarkodie, R2BEEs and I; it felt great being the woman in there.
“And when I was nominated for the MAMA’s and Tiwa Savage won, she won because with Nigeria it’s the numbers, when it comes to voting, please vote for us to win international awards because we are against a country with a lot of people who also vote. So we have to vote,” she said.