NPP demands immediate release of Dennis Miracles Aboagye after EOCO arrest

The NPP describes the arrest as political intimidation, noting that Aboagye's legal team and family have been denied access to him, and his location remains undisclosed without formal charges. Aboagye, a vocal critic of the current administration, had recently announced his candidacy for a Director of Communications position within the NPP. The party leadership condemned the detention, arguing that state institutions are being used to silence dissent and that denying legal representation violates Article 142 of the 1992 Constitution.

The NPP has issued an ultimatum for Aboagye's unconditional release or his processing before a court, demanding an end to what they term politically motivated arrests against their members. The party warned state security agencies that public institutions outlast governments and urged its supporters to remain calm and united.