Ghanaian gospel musician, Brother Sammy, has stirred controversy by advocating for prospective couples to engage in premarital sex to avoid surprises after marriage. 

He has argued that partners should fully understand each other, including their sexual compatibility, before committing to a lifelong relationship. 

“You have to try it; you have to taste it! You need to experience what you’re going to be entangled with for the rest of your life,” he stated in an interview with Abeiku Santana. 

Abeiku, who expressed shock at Brother Sammy’s statements, said, “I am so upset and disappointed that a gospel artiste would say this.” 

In response, Brother Sammy defended his stance, saying, “You don’t want the truth.” 

When asked if such opinions are appropriate for a Holy Spirit-filled gospel musician to express, he replied, “No matter how filled I am with the Holy Spirit, I still live in the real, practical world. I will come back to the physical and face life.” 

The ‘Nations Worshiper’ also advocated for prioritising childbirth over marriage, adding that children are less likely to abandon their parents as compared to partners. 

“I will advise the youth to opt for childbirth instead of marriage. Unlike marriage, the benefits of having kids are endless. Your children are not likely to abandon you someday, but your partner might,” he stated. 

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