VIDEO: I will destroy Nogokpo if they come my way, says Agradaa

Evangelist Patricia Asiedu, also known as Nana Agradaa, has openly challenged the Nogokpo township and its customs, announcing her intention to demolish their gods.

Charles Agyinasare, the founder of Perez Chapel, has come under fire recently after calling the Nogokpo township the “demonic headquarters” of the Volta Region in the wake of a near-tragic incident.

Archbishop Agyinasare, however, said that he did not intend to cast a slur on the people of Nogokpo and the Volta Region with his “demonic headquarters” comment.

While Agyinasare was targeted by the Nogokpo elders, Agradaa has succeeded in garnering attention by implying during her sermon at Heaven Way Church on Sunday, (4 May), that they did so because they view him as weak.

“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, 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,” the born-again Christian said.

 “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.

 Perez Chapel International declared a one-week fast and prayers on Sunday (3 May) amidst the controversy surrounding its founder, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, and the traditional leaders of Nogokpo in the Ketu South municipality of the Volta Region.