Richard Asare Baffour, the legal counsel to incarcerated Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, formerly Nana Agradaa, has refuted media reports linking Ali Adam as the lawyer of Agradaa.
According to Richard Asare Baffour, the late Ali Adam had no connection to Agradaa’s legal case.
Speaking in an interview on Ghana Weekend on August 31, 2025, Asare Baffour stated, “I want to emphasise that Ali was not involved in the team that worked on Mama Pat’s case. In light of this, I urge the public to refrain from speculating about any connection between his passing and his professional work.
“Death is an inevitable part of life, and we will all face it someday. Let’s be kind and respectful in our comments, especially considering Ali’s young family. May his soul rest in peace,” he added.
Reports yesterday, August 31, 2025, claimed, Legal counsel to incarcerated Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, formerly Nana Agradaa, Lawyer Ali Adam had reportedly passed on, according to reports.
Reports suggest, Lawyer Ali Adam reportedly passed away at home on Saturday, August 30, 2025.
According to a social media account, the late lawyer was full of life earlier in the day before collapsing suddenly.
A tribute posted by Sahadatu Alhassan on Facebook stated, “This young man, Lawyer Ali Adam, woke up full of life this morning.
“He stepped out of his room, exchanged laughter and stories with his friends, made some calls and responded to WhatsApp messages. Later, he returned home and asked his wife for breakfast.
She smiled, happy to serve him and went back to the kitchen. But when she returned to the living room, she found him taking his final breath. Just like that, he was gone”.
News of the unfortunate development has since sent shockwaves across the entire nation, as netizens await an official communication from his family.
The late Ali Adam gained public attention as Nana Agradaa’s legal representative in several high-profile cases.
Ali Adam was also representing Agraaa in the widely publicised GH¢20 million defamation suit filed by gospel musician Empress Gifty.
Meanwhile, Agradaa is serving a 15-year jail term after she was sentenced for two counts of defrauding by false pretences.
She was sentenced by Her Honour Evelyn Asamoah of the Circuit Court.
Agradaa was also fined GH¢300 for one count of charlatanic advertisement, with a 30-day custodial sentence in default of payment.
Her charges stem from a televised advertisement she aired in 2022.
In the ad, Agradaa claimed she has the power to double the money for her congregants at the Godsway International Heaven Church, misleading them into surrendering their money during an all-night church service at her Weija-based ministry in Accra.
According to the Judge, Evelyn Asamoah, Agradaa skilfully executed the offences and showed no remorse during proceedings.
Meanwhile, Agradaa is seeking a plea bargaining agreement with the Attorney General, Dr Dominic Ayine, in another court case.
She is seeking a plea bargain in a case involving her sharing non-consensual intimate images of preacher Osofo Appiah, also known as Osofo Biblical.
Osofo Appiah, the complainant, claimed that he was assaulted by individuals believed to be close associates of Agradaa during her time as a fetish priestess.
He further accuses her of unlawfully airing a private video of him engaging in a sexual act with a married woman. The footage was reportedly broadcast on her former television station, Thunder TV.
Agradaa is now seeking a plea bargaining agreement with AG Ayine in the case where she and two others have been charged for sharing nude images of a prophet.
The case has since been adjourned to 21st October, pending the outcome of negotiations.
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