Aboagye Denies ₵55 Million EOCO Discussion
ACCRA — Dennis Miracles Aboagye, aspirant for NPP National Communications Director, has dismissed claims of a financial engagement with the Economic and Organised Crime Office, insisting that no such conversation took place.
The rebuttal comes amid public speculation linking Aboagye to an alleged ₵55 million transaction reportedly under EOCO scrutiny. In a categorical statement, he sought to set the record straight and distance himself from the narrative circulating in political and media circles.
According to a statement attributed to Aboagye, he said, “For the records, there was no ₵55 million discussion between EOCO and me.” He described the allegation as unfounded and urged the public to disregard insinuations that implicate him in any monetary dealings with the anti-graft agency.
The Economic and Organised Crime Office has not issued any formal communication naming Aboagye in relation to the said amount. The denial therefore seeks to preempt reputational damage as the NPP prepares for internal elections, where communications leadership will be pivotal in shaping party messaging ahead of national polls.
Contextually, EOCO’s mandate covers the investigation of serious economic and organized crime, and its engagements often attract intense public interest. Political figures who come under such spotlight typically face heightened scrutiny, making prompt clarifications a standard part of crisis communication strategy.
With the issue now in the public domain, attention will likely turn to official EOCO pronouncements and the broader discourse on transparency in political financing. Aboagye’s statement positions him to contest the communications portfolio on a platform unencumbered by the circulating allegation.
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Author: Korkor Anumu
