Agradaa and Angel Asiamah
Evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, and her husband, Angel Asiamah, have given media personality Baaba Cann 48 hours to withdraw comments she reportedly made about their marriage or face a lawsuit. In a demand letter from their lawyer, the couple accuse Baaba Cann of making false and damaging claims about their relationship during a livestream on her Instagram page.
Quick Facts
- Nana Agradaa and Angel Asiamah have threatened legal action against Baaba Cann over comments about their marriage.
- The demand letter, dated Monday, November 9, 2026, was written by their lawyer, Richard Asare Baffour.
- Baaba Cann allegedly claimed in an Instagram livestream that Agradaa paid money to marry her husband and gave him a church to preach in.
- She has 48 hours to retract the claims, apologise publicly in the same video or livestream format and delete the video.
- The lawyer says legal proceedings will follow “without further notice” if she fails to comply.
See the Post: Angel Asiamah Shares the Legal Notice
Angel Asiamah made the matter public on social media, sharing the letter with the caption “Formal Legal Action Served.”
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What Baaba Cann Allegedly Said About Agradaa’s Marriage
According to the letter, the remarks were made in a video or livestream on Baaba Cann’s Instagram account. The video was later reposted on other platforms, including Unruly Studio, according to reports by 3News and YEN.com.gh.
The lawyer said Baaba Cann questioned how Agradaa came to marry her husband. She allegedly suggested that the evangelist paid money to marry Angel Asiamah and gave him a church to preach from.
The letter also cites comments in which she allegedly described the relationship as lacking genuine love and accused Agradaa of jealousy and hatred.
Couple Says Claims Painted Marriage as ‘Transactional’
Through their lawyer, the couple argue that the statements portray their marriage as fraudulent and transactional, as if it was arranged for financial gain. They describe the claims as false and without foundation.
According to the letter, the publication has exposed Agradaa and her husband to “public ridicule, contempt and suspicion.” The lawyer added that the couple, who are public figures, have suffered distress and embarrassment as a result.
The couple also say they have never met Baaba Cann and have had no personal dealings or dispute with her. They said they do not know what prompted the comments.
Agradaa’s Demands to Baaba Cann
The letter sets out three demands, all to be met within 48 hours of Baaba Cann receiving it.
First, she must retract the statements in full. Second, she must publish an unqualified apology on her social media pages, in the same video or livestream format as the original, stating clearly that the allegations were “false, baseless and made without justification.”
Third, she must delete the video from her accounts and from any other platform where it was shared. The lawyer warned that failure to comply would lead to legal action “without further notice.”
Baaba Cann Yet to Respond
As of the time of reporting, Baaba Cann had not publicly responded to the demand letter, according to 3News and YEN.com.gh.
The legal threat comes while the media personality is already dealing with another controversy. She recently apologised to Prophet Ogyaba in an open letter after he publicly cursed her on United Showbiz over comments she made about him. Halmblog previously reported on how Ogyaba cursed Baaba Cann and vowed never to delete his video.
Not the First Time Agradaa Has Gone Legal
This is not the first time the couple have turned to the law over claims about their marriage. In May 2026, a woman alleged that Angel Asiamah had fathered a child with her, prompting Agradaa to take legal action over the Angel Asiamah baby allegations.
The woman later apologised, but according to YEN.com.gh, lawyer Richard Asare Baffour rejected the apology at the time and said the legal team would pursue criminal and civil suits to discourage others from spreading false claims online.
The demand letter to Baaba Cann has been reported by YEN.com.gh, 3News, GhanaWeb and Adom Online.
All eyes are now on Baaba Cann to see whether she will retract her comments and apologise, or whether the matter will end up in court. Halmblog will keep following the story.
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