Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, has once again lambasted gospel musician Empress Gifty amid their ongoing feud.
In a video shared on Instagram on June 9, 2025, Agradaa questioned Empress Gifty’s excitement over her award from the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs), stating that it isn’t as significant as she portrayed.
She further emphasised that a Rolex watch holds greater value than Empress Gifty’s ‘Best Traditional Gospel’ award.
“Look at the way you have disgraced yourself. A Rolex watch is more useful than your award. At least, a Rolex can be worn for more than two years. See how you are carrying the award on your neck. See the way I am putting you under pressure,” she said.
Agradaa also asked Empress Gifty to stop creating what she describes as unnecessary noise with her award.
She further accused Empress Gifty of buying her ‘Best Traditional Gospel Song’ plaque.
“You have regretted coming against me. Let us have peace in the country. We have gospel musicians in this country who are not paying bloggers to promote their songs. So don’t disturb us with your fake award.
“As a gospel musician, you can’t even write your own songs unless a secular musician, who is even a gospel musician, writes a song for you. We mostly criticize secular musicians, but they are the ones who write songs for our so-called gospel musicians,” she added.
Background
Empress Gifty and Agradaa have been engaged in a heated social media feud in recent times, during which Agradaa hurled derogatory statements at Empress and even involved her husband.
In response, Empress Gifty filed a GH¢ 20 million defamation lawsuit against Agradaa, a development that has remained a hot topic on social media.
Watch the video below:
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