Angel Asiamah and Agradaa
Angel Asiamah, husband of Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has issued a stern warning to critics of his wife, vowing to pursue legal action against anyone who tarnishes her image. The Angel Asiamah warning came in a TikTok video reviewed by GhanaWeb on Thursday, November 12, 2026, just days after the couple threatened to sue media personality Baaba Cann over claims about their marriage.
Quick Facts
- Angel Asiamah, husband of Nana Agradaa, warned critics in a TikTok video reviewed on November 12, 2026.
- He said he would take legal action against anyone who attacks his wife, whether a blogger or a presenter.
- Key quote: “I will go to any length to ensure that whoever tarnishes her image will face my wrath.”
- The warning follows a November 9 demand letter to Baaba Cann over claims that Agradaa paid for their wedding.
- Baaba Cann has since apologised on The Street Is Watching podcast and retracted the claim.
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Angel Asiamah first made his intentions public when he shared the couple’s legal notice to Baaba Cann on Instagram.
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What Angel Asiamah Said in His Warning
In the video, Angel Asiamah made it clear that he would no longer tolerate what he described as disrespect towards his wife.
“So far as I am her husband, I will not give any room for such disrespect anymore,” he said.
He added that the status of the person making the comments would not matter to him. “I will go to any length to ensure that whoever tarnishes her image will face my wrath. I don’t care if the person is a blogger or presenter,” he stated.
“One Day, You Will Come Back”
Angel Asiamah also referred to his efforts during his wife’s imprisonment, suggesting he would show the same determination in dealing with her critics.
“The same way I was able to go to any length to ensure that my wife leaves prison, I will equally do the same thing to ensure that the law deals with you,” he said.
He had a pointed message for critics living outside Ghana: “If you think you are abroad and can do anything, one day, one day, you will definitely come back, and that’s when I will deal with you.”
He did not name any specific person in the video.
The Baaba Cann Marriage Claims Behind the Agradaa Legal Threat
The warning comes on the heels of a dispute with media personality and entertainment pundit Baaba Cann. In a letter dated Monday, November 9, 2026, lawyers for Agradaa and her husband demanded that Baaba Cann retract comments she allegedly made about their marriage during a livestream that was later shared across social media.
According to 3News, the couple’s lawyer, Richard Asare Baffour, said Baaba Cann allegedly claimed Agradaa paid money to marry her husband and gave him a church to preach from. She also allegedly suggested that the marriage lacked genuine love and that Agradaa was driven by jealousy and hatred.
The lawyers described the claims as false and unfounded, arguing that they painted the marriage as transactional and exposed the couple to public ridicule. They also stated that neither Agradaa nor her husband had ever met Baaba Cann or had any dealings with her.
Baaba Cann was given 48 hours to withdraw the claims, issue an unqualified apology in the same livestream format, and delete the video from all platforms, or face legal action without further notice. Halmblog earlier reported on how Agradaa and Angel Asiamah gave Baaba Cann 48 hours to retract the marriage claims.
Baaba Cann Apologises
Baaba Cann later backed down. Speaking on The Street Is Watching podcast, she apologised to the couple and retracted her statement, according to GhanaWeb.
“I didn’t do well,” she admitted, adding, “I will beg Agradaa to forgive me.”
She said her comments were not intended to damage the couple’s reputation and insisted she holds no hatred for Agradaa. Baaba Cann explained that she had defended the evangelist after her imprisonment, called for her sentence to be reduced, and supported Angel Asiamah while his wife was in prison. She also mentioned that she had previously made a video thanking him for caring for the children during that period.
“So I retract if I made a statement that Agradaa paid for their wedding,” she said.
The Street Is Watching shared the moment on X.
BAABA CANN MAKES U-TURN! FINALLY APOLOGISES TO AGRADAA! @Agradaaa
— Street Is Watching (@SIWGhana) November 10, 2026
Baaba Cann has faced a separate backlash this week over comments involving Prophet Ogyaba, and has also apologised to Ogyaba in an open letter.
Agradaa’s History of Legal Battles
This is not the first time the couple has turned to the law to answer claims made against them. Earlier this year, Agradaa took legal action against a blogger and a woman over claims that Angel Asiamah had fathered a child, after which the woman retracted her allegation.
Agradaa herself has faced legal consequences in the past. According to 3News, she was sentenced in July 2025 to 15 years for charlatanic advertisement and defrauding by false pretences. The Amasaman High Court later reduced the sentence, and she was released in March 2026 after serving nine months of a 12-month term.
Since her release, Angel Asiamah has remained one of her most vocal defenders, and his latest message suggests the couple intends to take a firm stance against any critic who crosses the line.
With Baaba Cann’s apology already on record, it remains to be seen whether others will be targeted under Angel Asiamah’s warning.
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