Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Agradaa, and her husband, Angel Asiamah, have threatened to sue media personality Baaba Cann over comments they say have damaged their reputation and marriage.
The couple, through their lawyers, accused Baaba Cann of making false statements about their relationship during a video livestream, which was later circulated on various social media platforms.
In a letter dated November 9, 2026, sent to Baaba Cann, the lawyers pointed to comments in which she allegedly questioned how Agradaa married her husband.
She reportedly claimed that Agradaa paid money to marry him and provided him with a church to preach in.
The lawyers also cited other remarks in which Baaba Cann allegedly suggested that the couple had no genuine love for each other. She further accused Agradaa of being driven by jealousy and hatred.
According to the legal team, the comments created the impression that Agradaa had married her husband for financial reasons, had essentially bought him and that their relationship was not built on genuine affection.
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The lawyers described the claims as false and unfounded, arguing that they had exposed the couple to public ridicule and damaged how people viewed their marriage.
They also pointed out that neither Agradaa nor her husband had ever met Baaba Cann or had any personal dealings with her. They said they were therefore unaware of what prompted her to make the comments.
The couple’s lawyers have given Baaba Cann 48 hours after receiving the letter to withdraw the allegations, issue an unconditional apology on her social media platforms and remove the disputed video from her accounts and any other platforms where it has been shared.
They want the apology to be made in the same video or livestream format and to clearly admit that the allegations were false, baseless and made without justification.
The lawyers warned that they would begin legal action against Baaba Cann without further notice if she fails to meet the demands within the 48-hour deadline.
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