Evangelist Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has weighed in on the ongoing discussions surrounding the arrest of social media personality Abu Trica, attributing his predicament to what she described as an excessive display of wealth on social media.
Speaking in a video shared on social media on July 12, 2026, Agradaa mentioned that Abu Trica lacked the maturity to handle his wealth, arguing that his decision to publicly flaunt large sums of money made him an easy target for scrutiny.
According to her, the incident should serve as a lesson to young people who constantly showcase their wealth online.
"Abu Trica is not wise enough and he has a young person's mindset. He allowed money to mislead him and he was just showing off. If he didn't show off the money on social media, would anyone have known?" she questioned.
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Agradaa lamented what she described as the growing culture of recording every achievement or financial success for social media attention.
"Let's all learn from this. When we get money, we put a camera in front of us and start recording. What's the point of showing off such an amount of money on social media?" she asked.
She further argued that displaying huge amounts of cash online only gives authorities and investigators reason to examine the source of the wealth.
Agradaa urged social media users to exercise restraint when displaying their wealth online, insisting that unnecessary public displays could attract unwanted attention and consequences.
"You're rather giving them an easy way to track and investigate you to know where you got that money from. Let’s all be guided," she added.
Nana Agradaa claims Abu Trica was young , not w!se enough and was misle@d by money 😂😂😂🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/sw1nwxRNky
— INFO360GH (@infoghana360) July 12, 2026
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