Ghanaians React As Saddick Adams Allegedly Takes A Jibe At Serwaa Amihere And Her Fàke Hair

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Angel TV morning show host Saddick Adams has stirred conversations about women’s beauty and hairstyle choices after claiming that 90 per cent of Ghanaian men prefer women with natural hair to those who wear wigs.

The broadcaster shared his opinion during a discussion on Angel TV, where he spoke about the hairstyles men reportedly find attractive in women. According to Saddick Adams, most Ghanaian men would rather see women wearing their natural hair than relying on wigs to enhance their appearance.

His comments have added to the growing debate about beauty standards and the pressure some women feel to meet society’s expectations. He suggested that women should not feel compelled to wear artificial hair simply because they believe it will make them look more attractive or help them gain the attention of men.

Saddick Adams’ advice appears to encourage women to embrace their natural appearance and make hairstyle decisions based on their comfort and personal preferences rather than external pressure.

However, the figure he cited has not been supported by any survey or research presented in the available information. His statement should therefore be understood as his personal assessment of men’s preferences rather than a verified representation of all Ghanaian men.

The discussion comes amid the controversy surrounding recent comments by Ghanaian media personality and lawyer Serwaa Amihere, who advised women to stop purchasing fake clothes, imitation designer bags and wigs and instead invest in original products.

Serwaa’s remarks attracted mixed reactions on social media, with some users agreeing with her advice while others argued that the high cost of original fashion items makes them difficult for many people to afford.

Saddick Adams’ comments have now introduced another perspective into the conversation by focusing on whether natural hair is more appealing than wigs.

As reactions continue, the debate highlights the different views people hold about beauty, fashion and personal presentation. Ultimately, hairstyle choices remain a personal decision, and women can choose natural hair or wigs according to their preferences, circumstances and individual sense of style.

See some of the reactions from Ghanaians below.

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