The information gathered suggests the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is reportedly commencing plans to shut down Evangelist Patricia Asiedua commonly known as Agradaa Heaven Way Champion International Church.
According to reports, EOCO has received complaints from Ghanaians and some former church members of Agradaa’s church.
There have been allegations levelled against Mama Pat of financial wrongdoing, misappropriation of church funds, and fraudulent schemes hidden as spiritual rituals.
Eoco closing down Agradaa’s Heaven Way Champion International Church will come as another blow to her, as she is already serving a 15-year jail term.
Agradaa was sentenced by Her Honour Evelyn Asamoah of the Circuit Court to 15 years in prison.
She was sentenced for two counts of defrauding by false pretences.
Agradaa was also fined GH¢300 for one count of charlatanic advertisement, with a 30-day custodial sentence in default of payment.
The charges stem from a televised advertisement she aired in 2022.
In the ad, Agradaa claimed she possessed the power to double the money for her congregants at the Godsway International Heaven Church.
She misled them into surrendering their money during an all-night church service at her Weija-based ministry in Accra.
She was sentenced to jail for 15 years with hard labour.
The Judge, Evelyn Asamoah, stated that Agradaa skilfully executed the offences and did not show remorse.
Also, in a separate case, the High Court has ordered Agradaa to appear on July 30.
She was directed to open her defence to charges, including the non-consensual sharing of intimate images in an ongoing case filed by preacher Osofo Appiah, also known as Osofo Biblical.
The complainant alleges that he was assaulted by individuals believed to be close associates of Agradaa during her time as a fetish priestess.
Meanwhile, Evangelist Mama Pat, formerly known as Agradaa, made an appearance at the Amasaman High Court on July 15, 2025.
According to her lawyer, they came to court seeking bail pending an appeal against her 15-year prison sentence; however, the judge did not grant the request.
