Ghanaian entertainer and singer Deborah Owusu-Bonsu, popularly known as Sister Derby, has stirred controversy with a recent statement that has left many questioning her views on relationships. In a video making rounds online, the “Uncle Obama” hitmaker described marriage in a way that many have found deeply unsettling. She implied that the practice of paying a bride price turns marriage into a transactional arrangement, equating it to a lifelong deal where the man essentially pays to access the woman’s body permanently.
Though the broader context of her remarks remains unclear, her words have already ignited intense debate across social media platforms. Critics have not held back in their reactions, with some accusing her of being disrespectful to traditional values and religious institutions that hold marriage in high regard. Others have expressed concern about her mindset, with a few users pointing to the possibility of deeper issues behind such a controversial opinion.
Despite the backlash, there are those defending her right to share personal views, even if they differ from societal norms. Sister Derby’s remark has once again placed her at the center of public debate, raising questions about how marriage is perceived in modern culture and whether such bold commentary should be silenced or discussed.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
