Evangelist Patricia Oduro, alias Nana Agradaa, has debunked allegations of money doubling scam levelled against her by some members of her church.
The founder of Heavenway Champion International Ministry had promised to donate a whopping GH¢300,000 to her congregation in a TV broadcast ahead of an all-night service on Friday, October 7.
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Nana Agradaa reportedly failed to fulfil her end of the bargain after asking churchgoers to pledge various amounts of money with the assurance of doubling their offering.
The incident has led to her arrest to assist police investigations into the accusations.
Explaining herself in a video, she insisted she did not defraud anyone as perpetuated by victims seen in widely circulated videos demanding refunds of their monies.
According to Agradaa, she indeed promised the money but it was only meant for registered members of her church who needed financial support to start or boost their businesses and so new members who were attending church for the first time did not yet qualify for the money.
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She said if new members offered money to support the church and did not receive anything in return from her, they should count that as new members and that their opportune time will surely come and therefore should not attribute that to fraud.
The exciting news of the donation attracted many people to her church, with the hope of bagging their share of the money.
The notorious trickster, however, asked churchgoers to pledge various amounts of money with the guarantee of doubling whatever money an individual offers.
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The victims were left disappointed and aggrieved after Nana Agradaa failed to fulfil her end of the bargain, leading to a chaotic protest at her church premises on Saturday morning.
They are seeking justice.
