Ghanaians React As Nana Agradaa Speaks About A Divorce With Angel Asiamah

According to a report by Ghpage News yesterday which was Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Ghanaian evangelist Patricia Asiedua, widely known as Nana Agradaa, has warned her husband, Angel Asiamah, that she would end their marriage and take back the properties she has given him if she catches him having an affair with another woman.

Agradaa made the declaration in a video circulating on TikTok, where she openly addressed the consequences her husband would face if he became unfaithful to her.

The founder of Heaven Way Champion International Ministry reportedly stated that she would not only divorce Angel Asiamah but also ask him to leave her house and reclaim the cars she had given him.

Her remarks suggest that she considers fidelity a non-negotiable requirement in their marriage, regardless of the support and commitment her husband has demonstrated in the past.

Agradaa also made it clear that Angel Asiamah’s support during her period of incarceration would not influence her decision if she discovered that he had betrayed her trust.

The comments have brought renewed attention to the couple’s relationship, with the statement highlighting the importance Agradaa places on loyalty and faithfulness between married partners.

Her warning has also provided an opportunity for conversations about trust, commitment and the boundaries couples establish within their marriages. While people may have different opinions about how partners should handle infidelity, Agradaa’s position appears firm based on the statement attributed to her.

The video has attracted interest because of the strong language she used in addressing the possibility of her husband cheating. Her reference to divorce, her house and the cars she had given him has further emphasised the consequences she says she would impose.

However, her declaration should not be interpreted as evidence that Angel Asiamah has been unfaithful. The statement addresses a hypothetical situation rather than confirming that an affair has occurred.

For now, Agradaa’s warning has drawn attention to her expectations of marital loyalty and the consequences she says would follow if those expectations were violated.

See some of the reactions from Ghanaians below.

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