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Nana Agradaa Graduates From An Apostle To A Bishop Within A Day – Netizens React

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Repented fetish priest Nana Agradaa appears on her methodology to changing into a bishop after being ordained as an apostle the day past and netizens come by reacted to that sadly.

A video that changed into circulating on-line the day past saw a option of alternative folks believed to be ladies and males of God laying their fingers on Nana Agradaa to confirm her as an apostle of the gospel of God and at the present time a original video of her being ordained as a bishop.

All over the house of 2 days, Nana Agradaa has been ordained as an apostle and then a bishop nonetheless then the Christian Counsel is allegedly claiming they know nothing about that yet haven’t carried out anything else to total that and that we imagine it’s the freedom of care for clause that’s stopping them.

Some netizens reacting to the video come by concluded that Nana Agradaa appears desperate to depart-off other folks by the use of the church as a quilt-up since her shrine has been broken and now is pretending to come by repented yet her actions on-line utter in any other case.

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Supply: www.GHgossip.com

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