Nana Agradaa On The Run As Ghana Police Launches Investigation Into Her Money-Doubling-Scam.
Nana Agradaa is on the hunt by the Ghana police personnel following her recent alleged money-doubling scam.
Nana Agradaa rebranded from a fetish priestess to an evangelist (Patricia Asiedu) a few months ago after claiming to have repented. Her repentance and ordination were a result of her arrest by Ghana Police for illegally operating two Television stations, using the stations to defraud citizens in a sugar-coated ‘Sika Gari’.
She built an ultra-modern edifice as a Church in Weija, Accra, and named it Heaven Way Church a few weeks after she was ordained by infamous persons.
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However, on Friday and Saturday, an alarm was blown by her Church members, suggesting that she had defrauded them in the name of money-doubling.
Short clips of the affected Church members pouring out their frustration went viral on social media, drawing the attention of the Ghana Police.
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The Ghana Police after getting the information launched an investigation and urged persons who possess relevant information that can help trap her down to prevail themselves.
The Ghana Police also assured the aggrieved victims to calm down, they should not take laws into their own hands.
“POLICE INVESTIGATE PATRICIA ASIEDUA POPULARLY KNOWN AS NANA AGRADAA OVER ALLEGED MONEY DOUBLING SCAM
The Police have commenced investigation into alleged money doubling scam allegedly perpetrated against some members of the Heaven Way Church in Weija, Accra, by the founder of the church Patricia Asiedua.
The investigation was initiated following reports that have come to the attention of the Police on the matter.
We would like to urge anyone with information that can assist the investigation to report to the Accra Regional Police Command at Accra Central close to the COCOBOD building.
While investigation continues, we urge everyone, especially those who might have been affected to remain calm and not take the law into their own hands.”