If Asiamah Cheats On Me, I’ll Sack Him From My House That Same Day – Nana Agradaa Speaks

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Ghanaian evangelist Evangelist Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Agradaa, has stirred conversations on social media after making a strong declaration about her marriage, warning that she would not hesitate to send her husband, Asiamah, out of her house if he ever cheats on her.

Agradaa made the statement while delivering a sermon at HeavenWay Champion Ministry, where she addressed issues surrounding marriage, commitment and faithfulness between couples.

During her message, the controversial evangelist made it clear that she would not tolerate infidelity in her marriage, regardless of the sacrifices her husband may have made for her or the challenges they might have faced together.

She specifically maintained that even though Asiamah played a significant role in helping secure her freedom following her imprisonment at Nsawam Prison, that would not give him the right to betray her trust through an extramarital affair.

According to Agradaa, the moment she discovers that her husband has been unfaithful to her will be the same moment she asks him to leave her residence.

Her comments suggest that she considers faithfulness an important requirement in marriage and is unwilling to compromise her position on the matter, irrespective of the circumstances.

The evangelist’s declaration has attracted considerable attention, particularly because of her reference to the support she received from Asiamah during her difficult period at Nsawam Prison.

While some social media users have expressed support for her decision to demand loyalty in her marriage, others have shared different opinions about her strong warning to her husband.

Her statement has also reignited discussions about trust, forgiveness, loyalty and the expectations partners should have in marital relationships.

Agradaa’s remarks continue to generate reactions, with many people discussing her position that past sacrifices and support should not be used as an excuse for infidelity in marriage.

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