On June 13, 2025, self-styled evangelist and social media personality Nana Agradaa publicly apologized to Hopeson Adorye in a live broadcast, amid their ongoing legal standoff. Her apology came shortly after the Tema High Court adjourned the case to June 26, 2025, due to the absence of her legal counsel.
In the live video, Nana Agradaa expressed regret over her earlier remarks, stating she never intended to cause harm. Interestingly, she blamed her actions on the influence of social media — particularly TikTok — a claim that quickly stirred reactions across the country. While some believe her apology is a last-minute attempt to dodge possible legal consequences, others feel it might be a sincere effort to repair damaged relationships.
Agradaa and Adorye’s feud gained national attention when she made explosive claims about having damaging evidence that could allegedly destroy Adorye’s marriage. Matters escalated when gospel musician Empress Gifty, wife of Hopeson Adorye, slapped Agradaa with a GH₵20 million defamation suit, accusing her of slander and libel. Initially defiant, Agradaa even threatened a counter-lawsuit at an international court — a stance that now seems to have softened under legal pressure.
Her recent apology marks a sharp contrast from her earlier defiance and has reignited broader debates about accountability, the misuse of social media platforms, and the real-world consequences of online statements. Legal experts caution that while an apology is a step toward resolving tensions, it carries no legal weight in defamation cases. The upcoming court appearance on June 26 is expected to be decisive in determining whether her public apology will influence proceedings.
For now, public sentiment remains divided — with some seeing a humbled Agradaa and others suspecting strategic damage control in the face of an impending legal storm.