Any unmarried lady, who cuts her hair, is frustrated cos she's still single – Ghanaian counsellor.

A controversial Ghanaian marriage Counselor, George Lutterodt, has claimed that any lady of marriage age, who has cut her hair, should not be mistaken as fashion, as it rather represents the lady’s frustration of waiting to get married after several years of remaining a spinster.

Speaking on Kasapa FM’s Afisem programme on Saturday, Counselor Lutterodt argues that such a hair style by a lady of marriage age is an indication that the lady is suffering from a poverty mentality as she’s not able to go to a saloon to fix her hair. He is quoted as saying:

“Why are you changing your image, a young lady who is just at the prime age of marriage there is somebody you should attract, all of a sudden you become a JHS girl, then you blame the devil. You have your hair on and then suddenly you cut the hair off, look men are attracted by what they see and not your character. You cut your hair and you reduce to a level of a JHS girl and when young boys propose love to you, then you blame the devil for that. Ask yourself what image are you carrying.”