Nana Agradaa (L) and Ghanaian politician, Hopeson Adorye (R)
A recent legal battle between Evangelist Patricia Asiedu (popularly known as Agradaa), and gospel musician Empress Gifty has taken a dramatic and spiritual turn.
Empress Gifty had earlier filed a GH¢20 million lawsuit against Agradaa for defamation, and amidst their ongoing exchanges on social media, Empress Gifty’s husband also found himself drawn into the controversy.
Agradaa directed her fierce attacks at Hopeson Adorye, and the situation has since escalated.
In a new twist, the feud appears to have taken a spiritual turn.
In a video shared on social media on May 25, 2025, Agradaa was seen issuing spiritual threats against Hopeson Adorye, vowing to bring his political career to an end.
The video captures her placing pictures of Hopeson Adorye inside a toilet bowl while pouring spiritual oils over them, a symbolic act she claimed was meant to destroy his influence and standing in politics.
“You, Hopeson Adorye, this is my oil, and I have taken your political career away from you. From today, you are going to be useless in life. The authority you used to torment me and damage my reputation on a radio station, even inciting people to beat me if I ever entered Sammy Gyamfi’s office, I have put your political career in the toilet.
“From now on, I curse your political career. Ghanaians will no longer take your words seriously. Politically, I’ve reduced you to a child,” she stated.
In response to Agradaa’s spiritual declarations, Hopeson Adorye took to social media to address the situation.
He dismissed her curses, insisting that they would not affect him.
According to him, he harbours no ill intentions toward anyone and avoids the use of spiritual forces, but warned that he would not hesitate to return any spiritual attack directed at him.
“I have always said I don’t wish evil upon anyone, and I would never harm anyone, that’s why I don’t use spiritual charms. But if you attack me spiritually, I will return it to you. And when I do, there will be no one who can reverse it. Mark my words,” Hopeson Adorye stated.
Watch the video below:
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