Nana Agradaa, born Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, has been released from Nsawam Prison after serving part of her custodial sentence. The evangelist regained her freedom today following a reduction of her initial prison term under Ghana’s standard remission provisions.
She spent nearly nine months behind bars before her release. Her original 15-year sentence was reviewed and reduced, making her eligible for discharge under established remission guidelines.
Nana Agradaa was convicted and sentenced in mid-2025 over fraud-related offences and controversial practices linked to her religious activities.
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Her lawyers subsequently filed an appeal, and the High Court ordered a revision of the sentence. The ruling paved the way for her release after she had served the required portion of the adjusted term in line with Ghana’s remission framework.
Although she is now free, public debate surrounding her case and ministry remains active, with many Ghanaians closely monitoring what her return to public life will mean for her religious work and influence.