Ghanaian evangelist Patricia Asiamah, popularly known as Agradaa, has warned Bishop Daniel Obinim to repent of his alleged wrongdoing, cautioning that he could face severe consequences if he fails to change his ways.
Agradaa made the remarks while preaching to her congregation in a video shared on TikTok and sighted by GhanaWeb on October 26, 2026.
Her comments come amid public controversy surrounding Obinim’s marriage and allegations involving a woman identified as Ohemaa Dynamite.
According to Agradaa, Obinim has faced several public challenges over the years, which she interpreted as opportunities for him to reflect on his conduct and turn away from wrongdoing.
She cautioned that he should not take such experiences lightly, urging him to demonstrate greater responsibility given his influence as a religious leader.
“If Obinim doesn’t use this test as a way to repent, God will kill him in his next sin,” she said.
Agradaa further urged the bishop to change his ways, arguing that his position and the number of people who look up to him make it important for him to lead by example.
Agradaa Speaks Against Infidelity in Marriage
In the same address, Agradaa also spoke about her stance on marital infidelity, declaring that she would leave her marriage if she discovered that her husband was having an affair.
She maintained that neither her husband’s support during her imprisonment nor any other personal considerations would make her tolerate unfaithfulness.
“I will run away the very day I see my husband having an affair with another woman. I won’t consider the fact that he is part of the people who made me get out of prison,” she stated.
Agradaa added that she would not accept mistreatment or remain in a relationship where her husband engaged in extramarital affairs.
Her comments have added to the ongoing public discussion about marriage, fidelity and accountability among prominent religious figures in Ghana.
However, the allegations surrounding Obinim’s marriage remain allegations and should not be treated as established facts without independent verification.
Source: Ghanaweb
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