Agradaa Admits to Receiving Empress Gifty's Writ of Summons: "I'll Meet You at The Court"
- Ghanaian televangelist Evangelist Mama Pat has acknowledged being served the writ of summons in Empress Gifty's lawsuit
- She, however, noted that the battle line has been drawn since she is ready to face the Adoryes following their recent feud
- Netizens who saw Agradaa's post confirming receipt of the lawsuit expressed mixed reactions in the comments section
Controversial Ghanaian televangelist Patricia Asiedu, popularly known as Nana Agradaa or Mama Pat, has confirmed receiving a writ of summons from gospel musician Empress Gifty in a brewing legal feud that has gripped the attention of many on social media.
In a video posted online, Agradaa admitted to the service of the legal document, which was issued over defamation claims.
Source: Instagram
This is after she publicly indicated that she had not been served the legal document, although Empress Gifty and her husband had shared their lawsuit online.
During a court appearance on May 25, 2026, a bailiff handed over the writ to her husband, Angel Asiamah, but he threw it on the floor.
Agradaa, in a video, justified his husband's action, claiming that he had the right to do so since he was not the person who had been sued.
The televangelist, who has been involved in a back-and-forth with Empress Gifty and her husband, Hopeson Adorye, did not appear shaken by the court action.
Instead, she welcomed the challenge, declaring boldly that she would meet Mrs Adorye in court.
Agradaa explained in the video that although she initially chose silence when Hopeson Adorye made public comments she considered threatening and defamatory, she had a strategy.
According to her, she wanted the Adoryes to make the first move - and now that they have, she is ready to strike back with legal firepower.
Source: Instagram
The summons reportedly stems from remarks Agradaa made during a live broadcast on May 13, 2025, which Empress Gifty claims were damaging to her reputation.
In response, Agradaa has hinted at filing a counter-suit against Hopeson Adorye, alleging that he issued threats against her during an interview.
The legal drama has triggered a debate online, with fans of both parties weighing in. While some believe the matter should be resolved privately, others are closely watching how the case unfolds.
So far, neither Empress Gifty nor Hopeson Adorye has responded publicly to Agradaa's latest comments.
Watch the video of Agradaa acknowledging receipt of the writ of summons:
Netizens react as Agradaa confirms receiving writ
Netizens who saw Agradaa's post confirming receipt of the writ of summons expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.
While many hailed her for the move, others applauded her husband for rejecting the writ of summons.
@myjoy wrote:
"Asiamah is very wise for not accepting the court letter."
@Cherry Sika wrote:
"So please oo who started this beef."
@Ginababe wrote:
"If your husband knows the letter is not for him why did he received it in the first place."
@Shishi wrote:
"Those telling you to fight on, insult them very soon, they shall all run and leave you alone."
@Akua wrote:
"How Hopeson did to the woman on TV from that very day, I didn't like him."
Empress Gifty fires back at Agradaa
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Empress Gifty, in an Instagram video, clapped back at Agradaa's latest rants aimed at her and her husband, Hopeson Adorye.
The gospel musician sarcastically claimed that she and her husband were tired of the continued allegations against them.
Empress Gifty also claimed that Agradaa was depressed and lashing out at her and her husband to make herself feel better.
Source: YEN.com.gh
