‘Please forgive her’ – Agradaa’s husband goes on his knees to beg Ghanaians | Nsemkeka
Angel Asiamah, husband of convicted televangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has made a public appeal for forgiveness following his wife’s recent sentencing to 15 years in prison for fraud and the promotion of charlatanic practices.
During a church service on Sunday, 13 July 2025, Angel Asiamah, who has taken over as head pastor of the Heaven Way Champion International Ministry, knelt before his congregation in an emotional appeal for clemency.
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He said,
“I have knelt here before God. I believe wherever she is, the Spirit of God has spoken with her, I plead with all she has offended to forgive her. We appeal to John Dramani Mahama, the First Lady, and the Vice President to forgive her
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Mr Asiamah also extended his appeal to religious leaders, media personalities, and online commentators whom Nana Agradaa may have wronged during her controversial time as a televangelist.
He added,
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I plead with you all. God has forgiven her of all sins. Please forgive her too
, asking for mercy and understanding from the broader public.
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The plea comes in the wake of a ruling by an Accra Circuit Court, which sentenced Nana Agradaa to 15 years imprisonment with hard labour. The conviction stemmed from multiple charges of charlatanic advertisement and defrauding by false pretence.
She was found guilty of luring congregants and followers into giving her money under the pretext that she possessed spiritual powers to multiply their wealth—a claim that ultimately led to significant public outcry and legal consequences.
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The husband of Nana Agradaa, along with members of the Heaven Way Church, went on their knees to seek forgiveness on her behalf.
They pleaded with President John Mahama, the First Lady, clergy, media personnel, and all those she may have wronged to forgive her. pic.twitter.com/Wyg6U1JQeO— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) July 13, 2025
Following her incarceration, Angel Asiamah, formerly a junior pastor in the church, has assumed leadership of the ministry and continues to lead services while appealing for support and understanding.