A court has officially ordered that Evangelist Mama Pat, formerly known as Nana Agradaa, be brought from Nsawam Prison to attend the final hearing in a high-profile legal case. The case involves the well-known preacher Osofo Appiah, also known as Osofo Biblical.
The dispute dates back to Agradaa’s previous role as a self-declared fetish priestess and centers on serious accusations, including assault and invasion of privacy.
Osofo Appiah, the complainant, alleges that he was physically attacked by individuals believed to be closely linked to Agradaa during her management of Thunder TV, a now-defunct television station. Additionally, Osofo Appiah claims Agradaa unlawfully broadcast a private video on her channel.
The video reportedly shows him engaged in a sexual encounter with a married woman. Osofo Appiah states the footage was aired without his permission, aiming to publicly humiliate and tarnish his reputation.
After being inactive for some time, the case was recently revived in court earlier this week. Following arguments from both sides, the judge adjourned proceedings until July 30, 2025, with a clear order that Agradaa must be present for the final hearing.
This ruling comes shortly after Agradaa received a 15-year prison sentence with hard labor related to a separate fraud and deceptive advertising case. Her sentencing has sparked renewed public interest in her past controversies and ongoing legal battles.
Many anticipate the upcoming hearing will reignite debates about media ethics, responsible leadership in religious circles, and the rights of individuals targeted by public defamation.
The public eagerly awaits the court’s final verdict, expected on July 30.
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