Ghanaian Prophetess Emotionally Pleads With President Mahama to Release Agradaa, Weeps in Video
- A Ghanaian prophetess broke down in tears and pleaded with President Mahama to forgive Agradaa and let her free
- In a now-viral video, Prophetess Christ Queen contended that Agradaa should be pardoned because of her children
- However, netizens who saw the video of the woman pleading were unhappy and criticised her in the comments
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A Ghanaian prophetess, known as Christ Queen, has emotionally reacted to the sentencing of popular televangelist, Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Mama Pat.
In a video, she broke down in tears and pleaded to the President, John Dramani Mahama and the state to temper justice with mercy and grant Agradaa freedom.
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She argued that Mama Pat should be pardoned, at least for the sake of her little daughter Rihanna and her grandchild, whom she takes care of.
"She is a mother taking care of little children. For the sake of her children, I am pleading with you, President John Dramani Mahama, to temper justice with mercy and grant her freedom," Christ Queen said in a video.
Her plea comes after Agradaa made her first public appearance after being handed a 15-year prison sentence by an Accra Circuit Court.
Mama Pat has been jailed for engaging in fraud and charlatanic advertisement, linked to a 2022 incident where she promised to double the money of some apparent congregants.
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She later dismissed the service and refused to return the money to the owners. Agradaa was later arrested after a public outcry over the incident.
Although she was granted bail in earlier appearances, the evangelist was eventually sentenced to 15 years in jail after three years of proceedings.
Her lawyers have filed an appeal against the sentence, claiming it is too harsh. Additionally, her legal team requested that she be granted bail while the appeal is ongoing, but this request was squashed on July 15, 2025.
Agradaa's first public appearance triggers reactions
Videos of Agradaa's first public appearance elicited mixed reactions on social media. While some netizens rejoiced over her sentencing, others were heartbroken and pleaded for her release.
Christ Queen was displeased that some Ghanaians were celebrating Agradaa's downfall. She was heartbroken and criticised such persons for not sympathising with the wife and mother.
"I wonder why some people rejoice over the downfall of others. The Bible says he who is without sin, let he be the first to cast the stone. Let's forgive her, she has regretted her actions."
The video of Christ Queen begging for Agradaa's release is below:
Ghanaians blast prophetess asking for Agradaa's release
Netizens who saw the video of the prophetess pleading for Agradaa's release expressed mixed reactions in the comments section. Many were displeased and criticised the prophetess for her remarks.
@Korsipah Eric wrote:
"Wadwene nye adwuma."
@JOHN DE BAPTIST wrote:
"So the people who died in the hands of Agradaa deserve it? But Agradaa don't deserve to be in prison for 15 years."
@Lovely Acangel wrote:
"It’s sad Ghanaian are really crying in room for her."
@Sobolo🌹wura wrote:
"Are you prophetess paa? I don't want my👄 to go beyond you, but why are you not requesting for those innocent people in jail too?"
Woman rebukes Agradaa's husband over his coats
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian woman criticised Agradaa's husband, Angel Asiamah, for always looking formal and wearing too many suits.
In a video, she argued that Asiamah could change his looks and dress casually, rather than always looking formal, even at occasions where he's not supposed to.
Netizens who saw the video of the woman's advice to Agradaa's husband expressed mixed reactions, as some agreed with her opinions while others did not.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
