• Nana Agradaa has warned young people against flaunting money online, arguing that excessive displays of wealth can attract unwanted attention and investigations.

• “If he didn’t show off the money on social media, would anyone have known?” Agradaa said, suggesting that Abu Trica’s online lifestyle contributed to increased scrutiny.

• Her comments come after Abu Trica’s extradition to the United States, where he is facing allegations linked to an alleged romance fraud scheme.

In a video shared by InfoGhana360 on Sunday, 12 July 2026, Agradaa argued that Abu Trica’s frequent display of money on social media may have exposed him to unwanted attention and investigations.

According to the outspoken evangelist, the influencer’s public lifestyle reflected a lack of financial maturity and contributed to the challenges he is currently facing.

She said;

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Agradaa further warned that publicly showcasing large sums of money can raise questions about the source of such wealth and make individuals easier targets for scrutiny.

She added;

She urged young Ghanaians to adopt a more responsible approach to wealth, stressing that financial success should not always be measured by how much one displays online.

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Her comments come after Abu Trica was extradited to the United States to face allegations relating to an alleged romance fraud scheme. The case has generated widespread discussion about social media culture, wealth display and the pressure among young people to project an image of success online.