
Evangelist Nana Agradaa has publicly offered support to Pastor Elvis Agyemang, the founder of the Alpha Hour prayer movement, following recent criticisms from other senior pastors. During a sermon on October 25, 2026, Agradaa addressed the attacks directed at Agyemang and observed that the negative commentary appeared to have had an emotional impact on him. She encouraged the pastor to remain steadfast and not allow himself to be emotionally swayed by his critics within the clergy. Agradaa urged Agyemang to maintain his spiritual focus and to continue his ministry despite the ongoing opposition. Using the words "Don't fold! Call on your God," she emphasized the importance of resilience in the face of ministerial pressure. Her comments were a direct response to the specific attacks aimed at Agyemang by other senior religious figures, which have recently become a subject of public discussion. The remarks by Agradaa reflect a public defense of Agyemang amidst ongoing discussions within the Ghanaian religious community concerning the Alpha Hour founder’s influence. By addressing the situation during her sermon, Agradaa highlighted the friction between Agyemang and other established clergy members who have criticized his work. As of now, Pastor Elvis Agyemang has not publicly responded to the criticisms from the senior pastors or the supportive comments made by Agradaa.