Lawyer Richard Asare Baffour has demanded a full retraction, video apology and deletion of a livestream questioning the couple's marriage.

Published 10 Nov 2026, 19:33 GMT

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Social media commentator Baaba Cann faces a 48-hour deadline to withdraw allegedly defamatory marriage claims and apologise to evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, known as Nana Agradaa, and her husband, Angel Asiamah.

In a demand letter dated Monday, November 9, which Angel Asiamah posted on Facebook under the caption "Formal Legal Action Served", the couple's lawyer, Richard Asare Baffour, accused Baaba Cann of making false and damaging statements during an Instagram livestream.

According to the lawyer, the video—which was later reposted across social media platforms including Unruly Studio—allegedly questioned the couple's union by claiming Agradaa paid money to marry her husband and gave him a church to preach from.

The letter also cited remarks in which Baaba Cann allegedly claimed the marriage lacked genuine affection and accused the evangelist of harbouring jealousy and hatred.

Baffour said the allegations portrayed the marriage as fraudulent and transactional, leaving his clients open to ridicule, contempt and suspicion. He added that neither spouse had met Baaba Cann and there was no personal dispute between them.

Through their counsel, the couple have demanded that Baaba Cann retract the claims in full within 48 hours of receiving the notice and publish an unqualified apology on her account in the same video or livestream format.

They also instructed her to delete the video from her pages and any other platforms where it was shared, warning that failure to comply within the 48-hour deadline will trigger legal action without further notice; Baaba Cann had not publicly responded as of Tuesday, November 10.

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Agradaa and husband give Baaba Cann 48 hours to retract marriage claims or face lawsuit

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