Nana Agradaa has challenged those who believe in gods to bring their schemes to her and she will show them that she is the master of the greatest. She emphasized her superiority over Bishop Agyin Asare, stating that she is white and he is black.
She dared anyone who wants to challenge her to step forward. Meanwhile, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare has faced criticism for discussing divine protection and evil forces in a recent sermon. Many have accused Agyinasare of promoting fear and superstition, while others defend his right to speak about his beliefs.
However, Agradaa’s challenge to those who believe in gods has sparked a heated debate online, with some calling her arrogant and disrespectful.
Others see her as a representation of empowerment for those who have experienced exclusion from traditional religious institutions. As the conversation continues to unfold, it raises important questions about the role of faith in modern society and the power dynamics that shape our beliefs.
She said;
“Yesterday I heard on the news that they were coming for our father, Agyin Asare, and I said, why didn’t they bring it my way? They would have known the difference. Where we find loose clothing is where we can easily tear it.
“Bring your attention to Heaven Way Champion. I will document myself breaking down the gods with a camera on me so they know there is power in God that works,” she said.
The fearless priestess continued her tirade, mentioning various renowned deities, including Nogokpo, Antoa Nyamaa, Ayanta, and Kwaku Firi.
She also questioned why these people serving the gods did not confront her directly, suggesting that she would prove her dominance over them.
“I am saying, if they like, they should bring their schemes my way. We have stood in this room to say there is no power in gods and mentioned names like Nogokpo, Antoa Nyamaa, Ayanta, and Kwaku Firi.
“Why don’t they bring it my way? We will show them that we are the masters of the greatest,” she added.
Watch her video below;
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