Evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng, also known as Nana Agradaa, a Ghanaian so-called lady of God, has made headlines for her latest lectures on “water call.”
The former fetish priestess sparked outrage on social media a few days ago when she botched her effort to pronounce “alter call,” mispronouncing it as “water call.”
While social media is still reeling from that gaffe, evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng, is back with another.
She mentioned a few quotes from the Christian Bible that aren’t in the Bible.
According to clips from Nana Agradaa’s sermons on Okay FM, Nana Agradaa was heard instructing the audience to open several verses from Matthew’s gospel.
“when you go to Mathew chapter 28 verse number 50, 40 and 44….” She was heard saying.
Many people were taken aback by her words and asked where she got that quote from, as a quick check revealed that Mathew Chapter 28 does not have up to 50 verses. It’s only 20 verses long.
Nana Agradaa was called out on her stupidity by a TikToker. He advised her against deceiving others with the Bible.
“Mathew 28 doesn’t 50, from what I have read it ended at 20. See, if God hasn’t called you, don’t go and force it. Holding a Bible in your hands doesn’t make you a woman of God. I’ve looked through Mathew 28 and there are not verses 50 in it”.
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