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Angel Asiamah, the husband of Evangelist Patricia Asiamah—widely known as Agradaa—has issued a stern warning to social media users following a surge of online allegations against the couple. In a video posted to TikTok on November 12, 2026, Asiamah declared his readiness to take decisive action against individuals who continue to target his wife with derogatory comments and unfounded claims. This public defense marks a significant intervention by Asiamah, who has typically maintained a lower profile compared to his wife's prominent and often controversial public persona. During the video address, Asiamah emphasized that he would no longer remain a passive observer while his family's reputation is attacked. He specifically highlighted his intention to leverage the legal system to address the harassment. "I will deal with you legally and at any length," he told his audience, making it clear that he is prepared to follow through with litigation against those he deems to have crossed a line. The warning appears to be a direct response to recent viral videos and posts that have scrutinized the couple’s personal lives and ministry activities. The couple has been a frequent subject of discussion across various digital platforms, often sparking intense debate among followers and critics alike. Evangelist Patricia Asiamah’s transition from her previous role as a traditional priestess, "Nana Agradaa," to a leader of a Christian ministry has been a focal point of public interest and skepticism. By taking this stance, Angel Asiamah is signaling a new approach to managing the couple's digital presence, moving toward a policy of legal accountability for social media commentary. This development reflects a growing trend among Ghanaian public figures who are increasingly turning to the courts to address online defamation and cyber-harassment.