Angel Asiamah Reacts to Agradaa's Church Service Role in Nsawam Female Prisons
- Angel Asiamah has reacted to the footage of a church group's recent interaction with Agradaa and other inmates
- In a video, the televangelist's husband spoke about his imprisoned wife's demeanour and stint behind bars
- Angel Asiamah's remarks about Agradaa's church role in prison triggered mixed reactions from Ghanaians on social media
Nana Agradaa’s husband, Angel Asiamah, has spoken out about his wife's plight in the Nsawam Prisons after a church visited her and other inmates.
Source: TikTok
On Wednesday, October 22, 2025, TikToker Mama Diana, also known as Nana Agradaa’s Mother, announced that she had recently visited the jailed televangelist in Nsawam Prison.
Another TikToker, Nana Obeng Ampem, who was part of the visit to Nsawam Prison, claimed that the donation was organised by Bishop Peter Doe of the Aroma of Faith Chapel in Sapeiman.
According to him, the group were allowed to enter the prison yard to interact with the inmates after they donated their items.
The blogger stated that they organised a church service with the inmates, which was led by Nana Agradaa, who also played the drums during the praises and worship session.
Angel Asiamah speaks on Agradaa's church role
Speaking in front of the congregation at the Heaven Way Champion International Ministry on Sunday, October 26, 2025, Angel Asiamah responded to the footage from the church members' visit to the Nsawam Female Prisons.
He noted that he was surprised to hear that Agradaa had become a drummer in prison, as he only knew her to be an evangelist.
Angel Asiamah noted that his wife was still embarking on her evangelical work despite her current predicament.
He stated that he was happy to hear that the church members saw Agradaa in a positive mood and not a sad state.
The preacher noted that his wife's happy mood and participation in church activities were signs that she would succeed in her ongoing battle.
He said:
"I was happy to hear that Agradaa was not feeling sad and crying in prison. Praise be to God that she was leading the church service with prayers and everything else. She even played the drums. It indicates that she shall succeed in her battle."
The video of Angel Asiamah speaking about Agradaa's situation in prison is below:
Court adjourns Agradaa's case with Appiah Biblical
On Tuesday, October 21, 2025, the Accra High Court adjourned Agradaa's case with Appiah Biblical to Tuesday, November 11, 2025.
Source: Instagram
Speaking on Angel FM, a legal correspondent, who was present at the Accra High Court, shared that the imprisoned televangelist was transported to the premises of the court via an underground tunnel in a police vehicle with armed officers before the proceedings were scheduled to begin at 12 pm.
The Heaven Way Champion International founder is reported to have stayed inside the police vehicle and not entered the court for the case hearing.
According to the reporter, the judge who was supposed to sit for the hearing was among the numerous judges promoted to the Courts of Appeal and, as such, was not present. A replacement had also not been selected.
The video of the reporter detailing the events that took place during Agradaa and Appiah Biblical's court appearance is below:
Angel Asiamah's remarks about Agradaa stir reactions
YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:
Rev. Desouza Asare commented:
"God is doing something new in her life."
Mama Per said:
"Mummy is Joseph now. God will surely see her through. I also saw that post."
Leisure hours, Let's worship him wrote:
"Mighty things are happening in her life."
TikToker recounts encounter with Agradaa in prison
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a TikToker recounted an encounter she had with Agradaa during a visit to the Nsawam Female Prisons.
Obaa Yaa Daterush narrated the physical and behavioural changes she saw in the imprisoned televangelist when they held a church service at the prison yard.
She added that Agradaa got emotional and shed tears when she was asked to give a vote of thanks at the church service.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
