Evangelist Agradaa and Husband Threaten Legal Action Against Baaba Cann Over Marriage Claims
Controversial Ghanaian cleric Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, widely known as Agradaa, and her husband, Angel Asiamah, have threatened to initiate legal action against media personality Baaba Cann over comments they allege have severely damaged their personal reputation and marital union.
The couple, acting through their legal representatives, issued a formal demand letter dated November 9, 2026, addressing remarks made by Baaba Cann during a recent video livestream that was subsequently circulated across various social media platforms.
According to court documents prepared by their legal team, Baaba Cann allegedly made false and unverified statements questioning the legitimacy of the couple’s union. The media personality reportedly claimed that Agradaa paid money to secure her marriage to Angel Asiamah and provided him with a church to preach in. Additionally, the lawyers highlighted further comments in which Baaba Cann suggested that the couple shared no genuine affection for each other and accused Agradaa of being driven by jealousy and hatred.
The legal representatives argued that the statements falsely portrayed Agradaa as having bought her husband for financial reasons, creating the impression that their relationship was purely transactional and devoid of true love. The lawyers described the accusations as entirely baseless and unfounded, asserting that the viral commentary has exposed the couple to public ridicule, contempt, and severe reputational damage.
The legal team noted that neither Agradaa nor her husband has ever met or engaged in personal dealings with Baaba Cann, leaving them unaware of what motivated the media personality to publish the claims.
Consequently, the couple’s lawyers have issued a strict 48-hour deadline from the date of receipt for Baaba Cann to fully retract the allegations. The demand requires her to publish an unconditional apology across her social media accounts in the same video or livestream format, explicitly acknowledging that the claims were false and unjustified, and to permanently delete the original video from all digital platforms.
The legal notice warned that should Baaba Cann fail to meet the conditions within the 48-hour window, the couple will immediately institute legal proceedings for defamation without further notice.
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Source: Thepressradio.com
