Agradaa discloses how the quest for wealth pushed her into black charm

Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Agradaa, has recounted what led her to practice black charm, also known as juju. In a live TikTok video shared on YouTube on November 13, 2026, Agradaa disclosed that she turned to such practices because of her greed for money. According to her, she started purchasing land in Kasoa in 2010, when a plot was selling for GH¢100. She added that the low prices enabled her to acquire 50 plots, mainly for resale. Explaining further what influenced her decision to seek spiritual fortification, Agradaa noted that she wanted people to purchase the lands and buildings she was selling. Agradaa recounts how she used charcoal to deceive clients As a result, she began moving from one chief priest and mallam to another. “In 2010, a plot of land in Kasoa was being sold for GH¢100. I bought 50 plots. After so many years, I could see one plot selling for GH¢1 billion. I was also buying unfinished buildings. “I could buy them, demolish them, and build them for sale. I used to move from one fetish priest to another. Do you know the amount of money mallams and priests have spent from 2010 in this country? I could go to Bolgatanga just for people to buy what I was selling,” she said. Agradaa further noted that her constant search for spiritual assistance from different sources eventually affected her. “There are gods from my father’s side. My constant seeking of help from other spirits affected me. So, when my father’s mother passed on, I was made to succeed her because she was the fetish priestess. Through that, I got married to a chief priest, and that worsened the case,” she added. Watch the video below: JHM/EB Black Star Experience to Publish Annual Creative Industry Report – Rex Omar Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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