Spokesperson for Nogokpo dismisses Agradaa’s provocation as insignificant
Nogokpo X Agradaa
Nufialagah Mawufemor Kobla Nornyigbey, the official spokesperson for Nogokpo, has brushed off the remarks made by Patricia Asiedu, a former fetish priestess who now identifies as Evangelist Mama Pat. Nornyigbey asserted that Agradaa’s comments do not warrant a response.
In a recent sermon, Agradaa, who has undergone a spiritual transformation and changed her name to Evangelist Mama Pat, challenged the significance of the thunder god in Nogokpo.
She questioned the rationale behind the town’s invitation to Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, suggesting that the town had deliberately chosen a weak opponent and daring them to confront her.
In response to Agradaa’s provocations, Nornyigbey, speaking on behalf of Nogokpo, maintained that her statements hold no weight and are unworthy of serious consideration.
He emphasized that Nogokpo does not deem it necessary to engage in a verbal exchange over such baseless claims.
While the town of Nogokpo acknowledges the freedom of individuals to express their opinions, they remain steadfast in their belief and reverence for the power of the thunder god.
Nornyigbey urged the public not to be swayed by Agradaa’s challenge, highlighting that Nogokpo stands firm in its traditions and heritage.
The response from Nogokpo’s spokesperson sheds light on the town’s unwavering confidence in its spiritual practices and dismisses Agradaa’s attempt to undermine their beliefs.
As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether any further developments will arise from this exchange of words between Nogokpo and Evangelist Mama Pat.
SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh
