Singer Moliy has joined scores of Ghanaians in criticizing Joy Prime for allowing its platform to promote views that appear to encourage infidelity in relationships.

Her reaction follows a viral video circulating on social media in which some women on Joy Prime’s podcast asserted that women should not hesitate to have affairs with married men, describing such men as “destiny helpers.”

One of the panelists argued: “There is a saying that opportunity comes but once. So, when certain opportunities come to your door, grab it with your whole heart. Listen, some women are destined to meet one good man. The entire life that you come to spend on this earth, there is just one good person who will come your way.

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“Some, too, will be fortunate to meet countless good men. So, sweetheart, if for you, your good man is married, and then you feel that at that point in life, we are suffering and praying to God to help us. God can’t come down from heaven to come and help you. Fortunately, yours came through a married man; grab it,” one of the panelists said.

Following the discussion, Moliy, in a tweet shared on September 6, 2026, referred to the ladies on the podcast as “dummies.”

“In this life there are baddies, and there are dummies,” she said.

Read the full post below:

In this life there are baddies and there are dummies 🫲………………………………..🫱 https://t.co/ADe47ODg84

— MOLIY (@moliymusic) September 6, 2026