In a fiery response to the ongoing backlash over her controversial fake prophecy, Nana Agradaa, also known as Evangelist Tupac, has lashed out at critics, claiming she is not bothered by the accusations.
The self-styled prophetess and former fetish priest, who gained fame for her dramatic transformation into a woman of God, released a viral video where she unapologetically defended her actions.
In the video, which she dubbed a “warning video,” Nana Agradaa made it clear that she is not fazed by the criticism surrounding her fake prophecy.
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She boldly stated that fake prophecies are not new and have been a common practice, even among well-respected religious leaders.
Drawing attention to the many prophecies made by prominent figures about the U.S. election, which failed to materialize, Nana Agradaa questioned why she alone should be held accountable for a similar mistake.
“Great men and women of God have given fake prophecies before, and nothing was done to them,” she said. “If nothing happened to them, then nobody should disturb my peace over the prophecy I gave.”
The viral video has sparked mixed reactions across the country, with some Ghanaians supporting Nana Agradaa’s stance and others criticizing her for undermining the credibility of prophecies.
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Despite the controversy, Nana Agradaa is resolute in her position, advising people to stop bothering her over the matter.
She emphasized that she is entitled to make mistakes, just like anyone else, and that the public should focus on more important issues instead of dwelling on a prophecy that didn’t come true.
As she continues to defend herself, it’s clear that Nana Agradaa is not backing down from her stance, and it remains to be seen how this controversy will unfold in the coming days.