“God has created me very beautiful with soft bortos” – Nana Agradaa defends viral jogging video
Evangelist Patricia Asiedua, commonly known as Agradaa, has responded to those who mocked her outfit choice during a morning gym session.
The Evangelist shared a video of herself jogging on the streets in a pink pair of shorts and a sleeveless top on Instagram. This attire revealed areas of her body, such as her thighs and buttocks.
Agradaa addressed the criticism and mockery she received for her clothing in another video. She stated that she will not allow people to control her life. She also stated that after seeing her own video, she discovered that many individuals around the world had conservative ideas, which she referred to as “villagers.”
She defended her wardrobe choice, claiming that enlightened people would recognize that her costume was not wrong unless she wore it to a nightclub.
Agradaa claimed pleasure in her natural appearance and stated that she had not undergone liposuction despite having the financial means to do so.
She highlighted that she appreciates how God created her and that she is at ease in her own skin.
She clarified that she didn’t regret making the video and that she wouldn’t have altered her outfit even if she had gone to the beach. Agradaa expressed her pleasure in her appearance and stated that she has the financial means to have liposuction numerous times but chooses not to.
“What do you think?” Nobody can make decisions for me in my life. Some of you are locals. The video I posted led me to the conclusion that 80% of the world’s population is made up of villagers. “Some of you are villagers,” she pointed out.
“What is the issue with the dress?” Enlightened people understand that only if I wear such and go drinking at a nightclub can it be considered inappropriate.”
“I’m back from training, and I posted a video, and you’re worried.” Should I have visited the beach? What do you think? Whatever it is, I am proud of it. God made me very gorgeous with a lovely color.
“I’ve never had liposuction. I have the capacity, but even if it costs 50,000 cedis or more, I will not engage in that enterprise. “I can do it over and over again, but it’s not my choice,” she added.
