'I don't understand Ghanaians' - Nana Agradaa claps back at critics doubting her repentance

Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has hit back at Ghanaians who doubt the sincerity of her repentance, insisting that she has turned a new leaf and challenging her critics to examine their own lives first.

Speaking in an interview with Roman Fada on Atinka TV, the controversial preacher said she was baffled by the backlash against her.

"When people say I have not changed, I ask if they themselves have changed. I don't understand Ghanaians sometimes," she said.

Invoking a scripture to make her case, she added; "Christ himself said that there is no one who is without sin aside from Him and His Father. You that you are sitting in your home and talking about somebody's life, those stealing and committing fornication, have they changed?"

Agradaa, however, insisted that she prefers the work 'repentant' since she still posesses some of her previous traits.

"I don't like when people say the word 'changed.' I rather prefer 'repented,' because they mean two different things. Someone may have changed but has not repented of her sins," she added.

She acknowledged that her energy and personality remain intact but stressed that her intentions have been redirected.

"You can't say I have changed. I still use a lot of zeal and charisma to talk. But the days of me fighting other people are over," she said.

She explained that her shift in conduct is rooted in a deeper spiritual understanding.

"I have come to understand that the fights Christians fight are not against one another in the physical but against the spirit. So, for me, I will not fight anyone again. I have repented from that," she stated.

Nana Agradaa, who once ran a controversial shrine and was known for her flamboyant and combative public persona, rebranded as Evangelist Patricia Asiamah following a high-profile conversion to Christianity.

She has since faced persistent public scepticisms about the authenticity of her transformation.

She also recently just returned from serving a jail term at the Nsawam Prison.

Watch the video below:

“When someone says I’ve not changed, I ask them, if they themselves have changed”

—Repentant Nana Agradaa, aka, Evangelist Patricia Asiamah claps back at critics, stressing that she has changed from her old ways.

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