1 Gig, the brother of Nana Agradaa, has taken to social media to refute some recent allegations made against him by Angel Asiamah.

As previously reported, on July 7, 2025, during a Sunday church service, Angel Asiamah, who is also Agradaa’s husband, alleged that 1 Gig was claiming ownership of his wife’s property.

According to Asiamah, 1 Gig locked him and several others out of their residence.

But responding to this, a viral video circulating on social media on July 8, 2025, captures 1 Gig denying the allegations and maintaining his innocence.

He also challenged Asiamah to produce CCTV footage showing him locking up the house.

“I haven’t even been to the church premises. Besides, her church has large Chinese doors, you can’t lock those with padlocks. As for the TV station, people make a living there, so why would I go and shut it down?

“The house they claim I locked up also accommodates my niece. So how could I have sacked you, Asiamah, from that property? I dare you to bring out the CCTV footage, there’s a camera there that works 24/7. Show the footage of me locking the house and sacking you,” he stated.

1 Gig also urged the family to remain united during this challenging time rather than spreading falsehoods and sow division.

“This is the time the family should stay united. We need to bond spiritually and physically in prayer so we can bring our sister home. Instead, we’re fighting among ourselves.

“I’m shocked that my mother, stepfather, and biological brother are involved in this,” he added.

He then issued a stern warning to Angel Asiamah, asking him to stop stirring conflicts within the family.

“There is nothing you can do to bring me down. You can't conspire with my family to tarnish my image. From day one, I’ve shown you respect. I don’t hate you.
“I plead with the public, what they’re saying is false. If it’s true, then let them prove it,” he added.

Agradaa’s 15-year jail sentence

Nana Agradaa was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard lab or on July 3, 2025, on charges of charlatanic advertisement and defrauding by false pretences.

The sentencing followed a viral 2022 video in which she claimed she could double money for anyone who attended an all-night service at her church in Weija.

Watch the video below: