Agradaa
Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has opened up on her past as a fetish priestess, saying greed for money drove her into juju and that she later sold ground charcoal to clients who came to her for charms to harm other people. Agradaa made the juju confessions in social media videos reported by GhanaWeb on Friday, November 13, 2026.
Quick Facts
- Agradaa says the quest for wealth pushed her into black charm, popularly called juju.
- She says she began buying land in Kasoa in 2010, when a plot sold for GH¢100, and acquired 50 plots mainly for resale.
- She claims she gave clients ground charcoal instead of real charms when they asked her to kill or harm people.
- She says such clients paid between GH¢3,000 and GH¢5,000 for the items she asked them to buy.
- Key quote: “It is just charcoal and cannot harm the person.”
- Her remarks were reported by GhanaWeb on November 13, 2026.
Watch: Agradaa Speaks on Her Juju Past
The live session in which Agradaa spoke about how she got into juju was shared on YouTube by AJ Gossips:
How Agradaa Says the Quest for Wealth Led Her to Juju
Speaking in a live TikTok session that was later shared on YouTube, the founder of Heaven Way Champions Church said she did not enter the world of black charm by accident. According to GhanaWeb, she traced it to her hunger for money.
She explained that in 2010 she started buying land in Kasoa, at a time when a plot was going for GH¢100. She said she bought 50 plots, mostly to sell them later at a profit.
When she noticed that plots in the area were selling for far higher prices, she expanded the business. She said she also bought uncompleted buildings, pulled them down and rebuilt them for sale.
Moving Between Fetish Priests and Mallams
Agradaa said her desire to attract buyers for her properties led her to seek spiritual help from different places. She said she moved from one fetish priest to another and also consulted mallams.
“I could go to Bolgatanga just for people to buy what I was selling,” she said.
Family Gods and Her Marriage to a Chief Priest
The evangelist also linked some of her later troubles to her family background. “There are gods from my father’s side. My constant seeking of help from other spirits affected me,” she said.
She added that after her paternal grandmother died, she was made to succeed her as a fetish priestess. Her marriage to a chief priest, she said, “worsened the case.”
Agradaa Confesses to Using Charcoal to Deceive Clients
In a separate social media interaction, also reported by GhanaWeb on Friday, Agradaa gave an account of how she dealt with people who came to her for charms to kill or hurt others.
“People came to me asking for black magic, juju, to kill someone,” she said. “I would grind charcoal for them, take their money and tell them the person would die.”
She insisted that the charcoal had no power. “It is just charcoal and cannot harm the person,” she stated.
The Promoted Colleague Case
Agradaa recounted cases in which workers wanted a charm to paralyse a colleague who had been promoted and rewarded at their workplace. She said she would ask such clients to buy certain items.
“I would tell them to buy certain items, which would cost them between GH¢3,000 and GH¢5,000,” she said.
She criticised such people for being ready to spend thousands of cedis on juju while being reluctant to give GH¢200 as an offering in church.
“Does That Make Me a Thief?”
Responding to the question of whether taking money for charms that would never work made her a thief, Agradaa asked: “Does that make me a thief?”
She explained that she deceived those clients because she did not want anyone to die, and she believes she was saving lives. “Even God knows I have saved a soul,” she said.
Agradaa’s Journey From Fetish Priestess to Evangelist
Agradaa announced her conversion to Christianity in April 2021 and was ordained as an evangelist in August that year. She now leads Heaven Way Champions Church.
The latest videos are part of a series of candid revelations she has shared online in recent days. Earlier this week, she said prison made her well educated and that she now reads the Bible in both English and Twi.
She and her husband have also been in the news over their dispute with media personality Baaba Cann. Her husband, Angel Asiamah, recently warned critics of his wife that he would take legal action against anyone who tarnishes her image.
Agradaa’s latest confessions are likely to keep the conversation about her past going, especially as she continues to share stories from her years as a fetish priestess with her followers on social media.
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