Agradaa to Appear Before Another Court over ‘Nudes-Leak’ Case

HWCIM Founder ‘Agradaa’ appeals her sentence

Founder of the Heaven Way Cham­pion International Ministry (HWCIM), Patricia Asiedua, also known as Agradaa, has appealed against her 15-years sentence at the High Court in Accra. She said the sentence handed down by Circuit Court in Accra was unreasonable and not supported by the evidence on record. Asiedua is also arguing that the trial circuit judge demon­strated manifest bias and per­sonal animosity towards her by persistently engaging in co…

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Agradaa appeals 15-year prison sentence - Ghana Business News

Patricia Asiedua Lawyers for Patricia Asiedua, also known as “Agradaa,” have appealed against her 15-year jail term, saying: “The whole trial was wrong in law.”   The lawyers also held that the “sentence of 15 years in hard labour is harsh and excessive, taking into consideration the circumstances of the case.”  The appeal was filed before the Amasaman High Court on July 7,2025.  Agradaa, founder of Heaven Way Champions International Ministry, w…

Man secretly records Agradaa as she's prepared for her cell in Nsawam Prisons to serve 15 years

A Ghanaian man has shared a touching video he captured of the controversial televangelist as she arrived at Nsawam Prison to serve her 15-year sentence.

Accra: High Court orders convicted Agradaa to open defense in nude case

By: Barbara Kumah The High Court has ordered the founder and leader of Heaven Way Champion International Ministry, Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, to open her defense in a case involving the alleged sharing of nude images of a man on a private tv channel. On Monday July 7, the Court presided over by Justice Mary Ekue Yanzuah, dismissed, an application for submission of no case filed by lawyers for Agraada, who is curre…

Court Orders Convicted Agradaa To Open Defense Over Alleged Sharing Of Prophet’s Nude Images

The High Court has directed convicted Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, to open her defense in a fresh criminal case in which she is accused of non-consensually sharing nude images of a prophet. The court’s directive follows allegations that Agradaa circulated intimate images of the prophet without his consent, a charge that falls under the country’s laws on privacy and digital offenses. Despite already serving a pris…