- Nana Agradaa was sentenced to 15 years in prison for fraud and charlatanic advertisement.
- A woman claiming to be her sister says Agradaa is coping well and remains strong.
- The sister believes the experience will serve as a lesson and turning point.
- Agradaa’s conviction has sparked mixed reactions across Ghana.
- Her story continues to stir debate on faith, fraud, and redemption.
Despite public speculation that Evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, is struggling in prison, a woman claiming to be her sister has offered a different narrative — one of resilience, faith, and inner strength.
In a video circulating on social media, the woman insisted that Agradaa is coping well with her incarceration and remains mentally strong. Her comments come amid widespread debate over the preacher’s condition following her 15-year sentence for fraud and charlatanic advertisement related to a controversial 2022 church service.
The alleged sister dismissed assumptions that Agradaa is suffering, suggesting that her spiritual resolve and “can-do” attitude have kept her grounded. She also expressed hope that the experience would serve as a turning point, allowing Agradaa to reflect and emerge stronger.
Agradaa’s imprisonment sparked mixed reactions across Ghana, with critics celebrating her conviction and supporters claiming she was unfairly targeted. The latest update from her family adds a layer of complexity to the public discourse, highlighting the emotional toll and personal transformation that may be unfolding behind the scenes.
As preparations continue for her legal appeals and possible reintegration into public life, Agradaa’s story remains one of the most closely watched in Ghana’s religious and media circles.
