Controversial Priestess, Nana Agradaa has announced her decision to pick up her cross and follow Jesus Christ after he saved her from the grips of the law.
Agradaa in a press conference disclosed that she now prefers to be called Evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng and no more Nana Agradaa.
According to her, she made a promise to Christ when she was arrested and vowed to believe in His name once she’s set free.
“I threw a challenge to God to rescue me from the accusations levelled against me because I had no hopes,” she said. “I told God He’s the Supreme Being, if I’m not incarcerated after stepping foot in court that day, I’ll hail Him. After I threw that challenge to God, I stepped out from the cell,” she was quoted by ghanaweb.
She further disclosed how two renowned gospel musicians came to preach the good news of God to her when she was arrested.
“I got to the National Security Office and was told two men were looking for me. They were Nicholas Omane Acheampong and Great Ampong,” she recalled. “Omane Acheampong told me that Christ had sent them, Christ had asked them to come and encourage me and also to tell me He will intercede. And that after the intercession, I should worship Him because this is the time. Ampong also added his voice to it.
“Glory be to God! When I got to the court, the judge only asked for my signature and passport. That was when I lifted my eyes unto the Lord and told Him I’ll fulfill my part of the deal.”
“Again, I had a covenant with God. The next day, I was granted bail. I went to church on Sunday and glorified God. I promised to not worship deities again. I don’t even want to be called Nana Agradaa anymore. I have a piece of video evidence to this,” Nana Agradaa remarked.
GhanaFeed.com