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‘Nana Agradaa & Big Akwes are fraudsters – Kumawood actor Ogyam cries out

Off late, football betting and lottery have become the hottest commodity in town among the youths. Lottery like betting, a lucky punter with just GH¢1 can win hundreds or thousands of cedis which cometh with no or less stress.

So, it’s no surprise that most Ghanaians are trooping in the lottery venture as in the case of Ogyam who happens to be an actor in the Kumawood fraternity. After so many years of engaging in lottery, Ogyam had the worst experience when he decided to double the figures with the help of a traditional priest.

Ogyam’s quest to double the figures as earlier mentioned compelled him to consult Nana Agradaa and Big Akwes for spiritual guidance on how to win big in the lottery game. But fortunately or unfortunately on the part of Ogyam, he ended up throwing GH¢1000 in the air.

Reminiscing his ordeal in the hands of Nana Agradaa and Big Akwes in an interview with Fante Quoo of Inside Prime Page TV, Ogyam shockingly revealed that he was made to pay GH¢1000 upon arrival – at the shrine of Nana Agradaa, a powerful traditional priestess in Ghana.

 

Lo and behold, he was given two lotto numbers or better still two sure and was assured of its winning by the traditional priestess. But after staking the numbers consecutively, it was like building castles in the air – the lotto numbers failed to drop as promised.

Fast forward, he (Ogyam) consulted Big Akwes, an actor who’s now acting as Nana Agradaa’s personal assistant, failed to help him to recoup the GH¢1000 he has already paid. According to the priestess, the money paid cannot be refunded for reasons best known to her.

Watch full interview below:

Reminiscing his ordeal in the hands of Nana Agradaa and Big Akwes in an interview with Fante Quoo of Inside Prime Page TV, Ogyam shockingly revealed that he was made to pay GH¢1000 upon arrival – at the shrine of Nana Agradaa, a powerful traditional priestess in Ghana.

 

Lo and behold, he was given two lotto numbers or better still two sure and was assured of its winning by the traditional priestess. But after staking the numbers consecutively, it was like building castles in the air – the lotto numbers failed to drop as promised.

Fast forward, he (Ogyam) consulted Big Akwes, an actor who’s now acting as Nana Agradaa’s personal assistant, failed to help him to recoup the GH¢1000 he has already paid. According to the priestess, the money paid cannot be refunded for reasons best known to her.

Watch full interview below:

 

Source: ghbase.com

Ogyem Solomon

Solomon Ogyem – Media Entrepreneur | Journalist | Brand Ambassador Solomon Ogyem is a dynamic Ghanaian journalist and media entrepreneur currently based in South Africa. With a solid foundation in journalism, Solomon is a graduate of the OTEC School of Journalism and Communication Studies in Ghana and Oxbridge Academy in South Africa. He began his career as a reporter at OTEC 102.9 MHz in Kumasi, where he honed his skills in news reporting, community storytelling, and radio broadcasting. His passion for storytelling and dedication to the media industry led him to establish Press MltiMedia Company in South Africa—a growing platform committed to authentic African narratives and multimedia journalism. Solomon is the founder and owner of Thepressradio.com, a news portal focused on delivering credible, timely, and engaging stories across Ghana and Africa. He also owns Press Global Tickets, a service-driven venture in the travel and logistics space, providing reliable ticketing services. In addition to his media ventures, Solomon serves as a Brand Ambassador for Alabuga, a prominent Russian industrial company, representing their interests and expansion across Africa. He previously owned two notable websites—Ghanaweb.mobi and ShowbizAfrica.net—both of which contributed to entertainment and socio-political discussions within Ghana’s digital space. With a diverse background in media, digital journalism, and business, Solomon Ogyem is dedicated to telling impactful African stories, empowering youth through media, and building cross-continental media partnerships.

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