Social media sensation and unconventional traditional priestess, Nana Agradaa, has said she no longer goes by that name and wants to be called Evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng.
According to her, this new name was given to her by her Pastor, Joseph Kyere, after she surrendered her life to Jesus and denounced her gods at the Trusted Word Ministry.
“From now on I want to be known and called, Evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng because I am a new person now and I no longer associate with my old nature. I called this press conference because I want to make an announcement that will tell the world that I am serious about my decision to follow Jesus Christ and turn a new leaf.
On Thursday, April 29, 2021, I have invited some strong pastors of God to come to my residence to help me demolish my shrine. We will demolish and bring everything out and burn.
And I am sure that this will send a signal to the world that I am really a changed person and that I am ready to help my husband Pastor Oduro Koranteng in his work as a man of God.” She said.
Nana Agradaa now Evangelist Patricia was speaking at a press conference in Accra, ahead of the release of her born again videos and the demolishing of her shrine.
She thanked her husband for tolerating her and enduring all the insults against him, just because he was married to a fetish priestess.
Meanwhile, there have been varying comments on social media about Nana Agradaa’s new nature and acceptance of Jesus Christ as her Lord and saviour.
There many social dwellers who are of the view that she has become born again and trying to turn a new leaf so as to convince Ghanaians and the courts that she is a new person and deserves to be pardoned.
There are others who are rejoicing that Nana Agradaa has become a born-again Christian and want Ghanaians to accept her in her new state.
Others are asking her to return all the money she ‘dubiously’ collected from people who came to her seeking to double their monies, through her Sika Gari service.
Video of the press conference
Source: A1Radioonline.com|101,1MHz|Ghana
