Owusu Bempah: Afia Schwarzenegger Crushing On Me
Reverend Owusu Bempah has made a comment about media personality Afia Schwarzenegger, claiming that she is crushing on him and that this is why she frequently talks about him. The preacher was speaking during an interview on Aluta FM, sparking reactions online with many saying 3y3 asem oh over his remarks about the outspoken media personality.
According to the interview on Aluta FM, Rev Owusu Bempah said Afia Schwarzenegger is not his type and suggested that he would have considered getting to know her better if she were. He claimed her constant commentary about him stems from admiration. The video excerpts circulating online were captured with photos credited to @unlimitedstudios on Instagram and Apostle Dr Isaac Owusu-Bempah official Facebook page.
The preacher said he remains focused on ministry work and would not be distracted by media banter. He described Afia Schwarzenegger as outspoken but maintained that frequent mentions of his name indicate personal interest. His comments quickly trended as fans of both personalities shared clips, memes and the Twi expression 3y3 asem oh to describe the drama.
Ghana’s media space thrives on personality driven content where preachers, celebrities and social commentators often trade public jabs. The National Media Commission regulates broadcast content under the 1992 Constitution, while defamation and privacy are governed by the Criminal Offences Act, 1960, Act 29, and civil libel principles. Social media amplification through TikTok, Facebook and Instagram has increased engagement on such comments, with algorithms rewarding sensational exchanges and phrases like 3y3 asem oh trending.
Reverend Dr Isaac Owusu Bempah is founder and leader of Glorious Word Power Ministries International, known for prophetic declarations and political commentary. Afia Schwarzenegger, born Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, is a media personality, comedian and influencer with a large following. Both have previously clashed publicly with other public figures, making their exchanges highly visible. In Ghanaian entertainment law, public figures are advised to seek redress through courts rather than prolonged media feuds.
Online reactions remain divided, with some users defending the preacher’s right to respond and others accusing him of body shaming. Others called for maturity and focus on substantive ministry issues. Neither Afia Schwarzenegger nor her management has issued a formal response as of press time, but social media pages continue to debate the Aluta FM interview.
Author: Korkor Anumu
