Gospel singer Diana Asamoah steps in with compassion and leadership, promising to guide Angel Asiamah in sustaining Agradaa’s church as the founder begins her 15-year sentence at Nsawam Prison.
In a heartfelt show of solidarity and spiritual responsibility, renowned Ghanaian gospel musician and evangelist, Diana Asamoah, has publicly promised to assist Angel Asiamah in managing Evangelist Patricia Oduro Koranteng’s (popularly known as Nana Agradaa) church during her incarceration.
Agradaa, a controversial figure turned self-proclaimed woman of God, was recently sentenced to 15 years in Nsawam Prison. Her absence leaves a significant leadership vacuum at her church, which has amassed a sizable following over the years. In a touching video that has since gone viral, Diana Asamoah is seen comforting Angel Asiamah — a close associate and loyal follower of Agradaa — while assuring her of unwavering support during this difficult period.
The video captures a deeply emotional moment between the two women, with Diana encouraging Angel to remain strong and faithful. She emphasized the importance of continuity in the ministry despite the founder’s imprisonment. “The church of God must not collapse because of this. We will stand together and continue the work,” Diana said, affirming her readiness to mentor and guide Angel Asiamah in spiritual leadership and operations.
The gesture has been widely applauded by many in the Christian community who see Diana Asamoah’s involvement as a sign of maturity, unity, and true Christian brotherhood. Others see it as an opportunity for spiritual cleansing and revival in the church, following the controversies that have surrounded Agradaa’s transition from a traditional priestess to a Christian evangelist.
With Agradaa now serving time, the future of her ministry rests in the hands of those she trusted — and with Diana Asamoah stepping in, many believe the church could be steered toward a more transparent and spiritually sound direction.
The video was shared across social platforms, with credit to @originalagradaa on TikTok and @dianaasamoah_official on Instagram. The scene has stirred emotion, sparked conversations, and highlighted the power of Christian compassion and leadership during turbulent times.
