Controversial Ghanaian televangelist, Patricia Asiedu Oduro Koranteng, popularly known as Agradaa or Evangelist Mama Pat, has ignited a new feud with her colleague, Reverend Obofour.

In a TikTok video, the Heaven Way church founder issued a stern warning to Reverend Obofour over the conduct of his alleged blogger, Akosua Kafeefe, whom she accused of disrespecting and insulting her on social media.

According to her, Obofour’s alleged blogger had also disrespected her entire family and church while praising her colleague in a recent video. She claimed that Obofour was not more prominent than her and did not have a huge following like she does.

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Televangelist Agradaa also threatened to take action against Akosua Kafeefe if she ever attempted to defend the Anointed Palace Chapel founder whenever he faced any public controversies. She also warned any blogger who would disparage her publicly in an attempt to elevate or praise another pastor in Ghana.

The controversial televangelist also threatened to drag Reverend Obofour on social media if his alleged blogger continued to smear her name and reputation.

“All the bloggers in the media have stopped insulting or attacking pastors and have left them to do their own stuff, but Akosua Kafeefe has made up her mind to target me for three solid years. However, she is quick to defend Obofour whenever he faces any public controversy or humiliation.

“I have seen that you want to defend Obofour and whitewash him and try to paint my ministry and me black. So, from today, I am recording this video for you and Obofour. I will come after your boss whenever you release any video to tarnish my image. If you are a pastor who has employed a blogger, you should come out and warn the person.”
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The Heaven Way church founder also levelled some allegations against Obofour and other pastors, she claimed they conspired to get her arrested after she became a prophetess.

Agradaa’s warning to Reverend Obofour comes as a surprise, as the two controversial clergy members have barely had public interactions for a while.

While the former priestess has been embroiled in a feud with gospel musician Empress Gifty, which has seen her getting sued for defamation, Obofour recently held the funeral service for his late mother, Madam Afia Pokuaa.

Agradaa’s warning to Reverend Obofour stirred reactions from netizens.

“I am happy where you are taking it, but remember Obofour is a lion 🦁.”
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“Eii Agraada, what do you want from this earth o?”
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“Ohooooo Mum, please calm down wai. Hmmmm so you don’t get sick. We love you.”
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“People hate her. It is getting too much.”
Diana

“Why do people always want to attack her? You people know she will come out and fight you. She doesn’t stay calm for anyone.”
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Reverend Obofour Reacts to Agradaa’s Warning

Controversial Ghanaian pastor Kwaku Agyei Antwi, popularly known as Reverend Obofour, responded to his colleague, Agradaa, over her recent warning to him.

In a disclaimer he issued, the Annointed Palace Chapel founder denied being responsible for his alleged blogger Sista Akos Vlogs of Akosua Kafeefe’s verbal attacks against Agradaa on social media.

Reverend Obofour stated that he did not know of, nor had any form of affiliation with, the alleged blogger. He noted that he had never met, communicated with, or collaborated with the blogger in any capacity and that she verbally attacked Agradaa on social media on her own without his involvement.

The pastor also expressed regret for the distress or inconvenience Agradaa had experienced due to the accusations the blogger Sista Akos Vlogs made against her on social media.

He noted that he was interested in peace and unity due to his pastoral responsibilities and was not ready to initiate any conflict or controversies with Agradaa, whom he acknowledged as a sister in the Christian faith on social media.

Reverend Obofour also called on the televangelist and his fellowship to maintain love and respect for each other as they carry out their divine calling duties.

Obofour’s response to Agradaa stirred reactions.

“I think this is how you should approach all such accusations going forward. Do not mount pulpits and attack. Use disclaimers, and the court and your respect will continue to soar.”
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