During an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay Fm, Ibrahim confirmed he talked to Agradaa as she was being led to observe protocols at the Nsawam “Female” Prison Facility.
Popular Ghanaian philanthropist and CEO of Crime Check TV, Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, has publicly confirmed that controversial evangelist Nana Agradaa is currently in prison.
In an exclusive conversation with radio host Nana Romeo, Kwarteng — known for his tireless work visiting prisoners and advocating for justice reform — addressed the swirling rumors surrounding Agradaa’s legal situation. While many have speculated and waited for clarity, Kwarteng set the record straight: “Nana Agradaa is indeed in prison.”
He did not elaborate on the exact details of her sentence or charges but made it clear that her current status is not speculative. Kwarteng’s confirmation carries weight due to his longstanding credibility and humanitarian efforts within Ghana’s prison system. Through his YouTube-based platform, Crime Check TV, he has become a trusted voice in exposing injustices, helping wrongfully jailed inmates, and supporting ex-convicts to reintegrate into society.
Nana Agradaa, also known as Evangelist Patricia Asiedu, has long been a controversial figure in Ghana — transitioning from a fetish priestess to a Christian evangelist, only to face a series of legal battles and fraud allegations in recent years.
As public curiosity grows, many are now turning to Kwarteng for further updates. Meanwhile, questions remain about the nature of her imprisonment, its duration, and what lies ahead for the once-popular televangelist.
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