Spiritualist and leader of Universal Spiritual Outreach, Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has disclosed that speaking publicly about Ghanaian musician Criss Waddle is one of the biggest regrets of his life.

Speaking in an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, Ajagurajah reflected on some of the major decisions and moments he wishes he could change.

According to him, among his greatest regrets are not having children earlier in life, helping transform the life of someone who was once struggling, and making public comments about Criss Waddle.

The spiritual leader explained that he regrets disclosing what he believes was a genuine spiritual revelation concerning the musician.

He said the aftermath of the comments brought him ridicule instead of understanding, leaving him hurt and disappointed.

Ajagurajah stated that the criticism he received after making the revelation resulted in many people mocking him and giving him unflattering nicknames, including "Chicken Wings."

Ajagurajah apologises to Criss Waddle over controversial 'two cows' comment

According to him, if he receives another revelation involving a public figure, he would avoid mentioning the person's name publicly to prevent a repeat of what happened.

“I regret talking about Criss Waddle. I should have kept quiet and not said anything, but it’s too late now. It has really hurt me. I knew what I was saying was a true revelation, but people ridiculed me and called me names like ‘Chicken Wings,’” he said.

Background

Ajagurajah's comments stem from a public exchange he had with Criss Waddle in June 2026 after he claimed to have received a spiritual revelation concerning the musician.

On Sunday, June 14, 2026, the spiritual leader publicly called on Criss Waddle to contact him immediately, alleging that he had foreseen an impending danger approaching the musician from abroad.

According to Ajagurajah, a "bad wind" was heading toward Criss Waddle, and he claimed a spiritual intervention was needed to avert the danger.

He instructed the musician to provide two cows, which he said would be used to perform rituals intended to prevent the misfortune.

His comments triggered a public back-and-forth between him and Criss Waddle that lasted for several days.

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