Renowned preacher Rev. Nana Yaa Prempeh has sparked conversation with her recent message encouraging women to be intentional about positioning themselves to be found by their soul mates. She posed a reflective question to men, asking, “Men say they can’t find the right woman, but where exactly are they looking?”—a challenge that shifts part of the focus to both men’s search and women’s visibility.
Speaking in an interview on JoyPrime, she urged women to actively create opportunities for connection by attending events and environments where they are likely to meet potential partners. According to her, love doesn’t always find you at home, and it is important for women to show up where destiny can meet preparation.
Rev. Prempeh emphasized that being found is not just about physical presence but also about emotional and spiritual readiness. She encouraged women to carry themselves with purpose, confidence, and clarity about what they seek in a partner.
The message resonated with many, especially young women, as it highlighted the importance of proactive effort in relationships. Her statement, “women must position themselves to be found,” has since gained traction online, inspiring conversations around intentional dating, self-worth, and divine timing in love.
