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

Social media commentator Baaba Cann has been given a 48-hour window to retract and apologize for allegedly defamatory marriage claims made against evangelist Patricia Asiedua Asiamah, also known as , and her husband, Angel Asiamah. This demand was outlined in a letter dated November 9, which Angel Asiamah shared on Facebook, under the title "Formal Legal Action Served."

Their lawyer, Richard Asare Baffour, accused Baaba Cann of making false statements during an Instagram livestream where she questioned the couple's union. The claims alleged that Agradaa, Patricia's daughter, paid money to marry her husband and provided him with a church to preach from. Baffour also cited remarks suggesting the marriage was devoid of genuine affection and accused Patricia of harboring jealousy and hatred.

The lawyer emphasized that the couple had no prior contact with Baaba Cann and no personal grievances against her. Agradaa was recently released from prison after serving nine months of a 12-month sentence for charlatanic advertisement and defrauding by false pretences. The couple's legal team has demanded Baaba Cann retract the allegations within 48 hours of receiving the notice, publish a full apology on her account, and delete the video from her pages and any other platforms.

Failure to comply within the deadline will result in legal action being taken without further notice, and Baaba Cann had not responded publicly as of November 10.