Agradaa threatens legal action against Baaba Cann over alleged defamatory remarks

Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Agradaa, and her husband, Angel Asiamah, have threatened legal action against social media personality Baaba Cann over comments they consider defamatory about their marriage.

In a demand letter addressed to Baaba Cann, lawyers representing the couple accused her of making false and damaging statements during a video livestream which was subsequently shared on several social media platforms.

The lawyers cited comments in which Baaba Cann allegedly questioned the circumstances surrounding Agradaa’s marriage, suggesting that she had paid money to marry her husband and provided him with a church from which to preach.

The letter also referenced remarks in which Baaba Cann allegedly described the couple’s relationship as lacking genuine affection and accused Agradaa of harbouring jealousy and hatred.

According to the lawyers, the statements carried implications that the marriage was contracted for financial gain, that Agradaa had effectively purchased her husband and that the couple’s relationship was not genuine.

They rejected the allegations as false and without foundation, arguing that the publication had exposed their clients to public ridicule, contempt and suspicion.

The legal representatives further stated that the couple had never met Baaba Cann or had any prior personal interaction with her, adding that they did not know the motivation behind the remarks.

The lawyers have consequently given Baaba Cann 48 hours from receipt of the letter to retract the statements, publish an unqualified apology on her social media accounts in the same video or livestream format, and delete the disputed publication from her accounts and other platforms where it may have been shared.

They want the apology to state clearly that the allegations were false, baseless and made without justification.

The letter warns that failure to comply with the demands within the stipulated period will result in legal proceedings being commenced against Baaba Cann without further notice.