Ghanaian singer, Sista Afia has been in the news over the past few days after she treated fans to some very explicit entertainment at the launch of her new album, 'Queen Solomon', last weekend.

Appearing on stage with Patapaa, the singer whined suggestively on the "One Corner" hitmaker leaving him on the stage floor.

It turns out that Sista Afia gave all that raunchy performance on the night without her pants on.

This was revealed by the often raunchy singer herself during an interview with Abeiku Santana on Okay FM in Accra.

"I did not wear a normal pant during my performance on Saturday," she disclosed in response to a question. Explaining why that was the case, Sista Afia revealed that she prefers to wear a bodysuit rather than wear a regular pair of pants even when on stage.

She said: "I decide not to wear pants because the bodysuit acts like one." Answering a question on whether she does not fear her private parts getting exposed during such energetic performances, Sista Afia stated that it was no bother to her because she will not suffer such wardrobe malfunction considering the suits she wears.

"Obviously, you should know the type of dress you are wearing. The bodysuit I was wearing covered my body very well. Such an accident cannot happen because it (body suit) was very strong and tight," she confidently said.

Sista Afia, however, quickly added that as the time she was speaking, she had her pants on. "As for today, I am wearing one," she said with a hearty laughter.

Touching on other aspects of her life, she revealed that though popular preacher, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, is her uncle on the mother's side, she is really close to him.

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Sista Afia who is privately known as Francisca Duncan-Williams, has indicated that she was not one to hide the fact that she was interested in men and has gone all the way to "finish up" with a good number of physical attractions she has developed for some men.

The 'Gyegye' singer made the revelation in a conversation with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM as part of media promotions for her, 'Queen Solomon' album. “I do men a lot… I’m not interested in females…I never deal with a woman," she was quoted as saying.