Popular but controversial evangelist, Nana Agradaa, now known as Evangelist Patricia Asiedu, has allegedly been assaulted by a fellow inmate at the Nsawam Female Prison, according to reports circulating on social media and among insiders familiar with the incident.
Details surrounding the alleged attack remain sketchy, but sources claim a heated argument between Agradaa and another female prisoner escalated into a physical altercation. The motive behind the clash is still unknown, but unconfirmed accounts suggest that tensions had been brewing between Agradaa and some inmates, reportedly due to her perceived arrogance and frequent disputes with prison authorities.
While the extent of her injuries remains unclear, some reports claim that Agradaa sustained minor bruises during the confrontation. Prison officials have not released any formal statement regarding the incident. However, sources within the facility say an internal investigation has been launched to determine what led to the altercation and whether disciplinary measures will be taken.
Agradaa, a former traditional priestess turned Christian evangelist, has faced multiple controversies in recent years. She rose to fame through her televised “money-doubling” rituals and was later arrested and jailed for allegedly defrauding members of the public using religious promises. Despite her widely publicized conversion to Christianity in 2021, accusations of fraudulent activities continued under her newly established ministry.
Her time in prison has reportedly been marked by confrontations with both inmates and staff, making her a polarizing figure even behind bars. This latest incident adds to a long list of public scandals involving Agradaa, raising new concerns about her conduct and safety while in custody.
Authorities are expected to comment on the matter in due course as public interest in the incident grows.
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Attached picture: Agradaa in prison cage weeping (left) and Agradaa before -, right
