The atmosphere is electric, and the countdown has officially begun.
This Tuesday, March 3, 2026, marks a day many thought might not come for over a decade, the release of Evangelist Patricia, widely known as Nana Agradaa, from Nsawam Prison.
To commemorate this dramatic turn of events, her husband, Angel Asiamah, has sparked a wave of excitement across social media by unveiling a special “welcome home” T-shirt designed for the occasion.
The commemorative T-shirt is more than just apparel; it’s a testimony.
Emblazoned with the simple yet profound words “PRAY EVERYDAY,” the garment serves as a tribute to the spiritual journey the couple has walked over the past year.
For the church members and supporters currently “buzzing” with preparations, the message is clear: their leader’s early return is nothing short of an answered prayer.
The buzz surrounding Tuesday isn’t just about a homecoming it’s about the staggering reduction of her sentence.
Originally facing a 15-year term at Nsawam Prison, the legal tides turned, reducing her time to just one year.
This drastic reduction has set the stage for a massive celebration, as supporters view her release as a symbol of perseverance and forgiveness.
Angel Asiamah and the church leadership are extending an invitation to all Ghanaians to join the celebration.
On Tuesday, they are encouraging the public to wear the “Pray Everyday” T-shirt as a symbol of solidarity and a reminder that no matter the trial, faith can change the narrative.
By 1960news.com
