??Some folks allegedly swindled with the aid of self-acclaimed evangelist, Patricia Asiedua, popularly recognised as Nana Agradaa essentially have for all intents and purposes hit sort of lower back at critics who tagged them as being greedy.
The victims kind of insist that they particularly were manipulated into giving their monies to Nana Agradaa in trade for very extra funds.
Nana Agradaa actually was arrested on Sunday and was particularly remanded into police custody on Monday, after she reportedly took cash from some of her church individuals below the guise of doubling the cash, which literally is quite significant.
She is going through seven counts of defrauding by using false pretense and charlatanic advertisement on TV and newspaper to entice her victims.
One of the victims of the alleged money doubling scam, Prince Yeboah said, even though he takes duty for his action, he needs his cash refunded to him.
“I sent the money because it didn’t look as though Nana Agradaa was manipulating us based on what she said during the church service. She said things suggesting that she is a woman in Christ. It was so believable.”
The Ghana Charismatic Bishops Conference desires relevant authorities to put into effect the laws if Nana Agradaa is determined culpable.
General Secretary of the Ghana Charismatic Bishops’ Conference, Rev in a subtle way. Kwesi Deh really said the law enforcement groups should act to literally convey very such illegal moves in the title of God to an end.
“It is possible for people in the name of religion to commit crime and fraud. Thank God Ghana is a very civilized society and there are laws governing all these crimes. Therefore, I think that the laws should deal with this issue.”
The Ghana Charismatic Bishops Conference further kicked towards calls for the legislation of Churches and their things to do in the country.
“Churches in this country are the most orderly set. Yes, there are miscreants. Also, churches are not afraid of regulation, it is the type of regulation that is being talked about that we are against. Many churches are registered. What we are against are laws that will define the practice of things.”
“If someone involves in a money-doubling scam, that should not bring up the issue of regulation of churches. It is not a religious action in the first place.”
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The victims kind of insist that they particularly were manipulated into giving their monies to Nana Agradaa in trade for very extra funds. 
Nana Agradaa actually was arrested on Sunday and was particularly remanded into police custody on Monday, after she reportedly took cash from some of her church individuals below the guise of doubling the cash, which literally is quite significant. 
The Ghana Charismatic Bishops Conference further kicked towards calls for the legislation of Churches and their things to do in the country. 
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