The woman who went viral after claiming NPP communicator and former IMCCoD Executive Secretary Dennis Miracles Aboagye was her father has finally broken her silence.
According to the young woman, identified as Baby Naa, she unknowingly joined the protest at EOCO without knowing its true purpose.
Baby Naa disclosed that she was asleep when some individuals asked her to accompany them to what they described as a funeral.
She revealed that they were at the EOCO premises after arriving and discovering that the gathering was a protest.
Speaking in a viral video, Baby Naa stated, “I was asleep at home when one of the boys came to tell me that we had a funeral to attend, so I should come. I even thought it was the funeral of one of the boys who had died. They never told me we were going to EOCO.
“When I got there, I realised it was something completely different. So I just did what they asked me to do,” she said.
She further alleged that after participating in the protest, the organisers failed to pay her the amount they had promised.
“The person they gave the money to didn’t give me everything. I only received GH¢300. I am a mother of four, three boys and a girl. If I had known it was going to be something like this, I wouldn’t have gone,” she added.
It will be recalled that during Miracles Aboagye’s detention by EOCO, some alleged members and supporters of the NPP gathered at the EOCO premises to protest and demand his release.
Viral videos later surfaced on social media following the release of Dennis Miracles Aboagye, an aide to the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) 2024 flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, from the custody of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO).
Miracles Aboagye was released after meeting his GH¢50 million bail conditions set by EOCO.
His release follows three days of detention after he was picked up by EOCO officials at the Accra International Airport in connection with ongoing investigations.
Reports suggest former Western North Regional Minister Joojo Rocky Obeng stepped in as surety for Miracles Aboagye’s GH¢50 million bail.
In the viral videos, Miracles Aboagye was clad in a white shirt, being assisted as he made his way from the EOCO offices to a waiting vehicle.
NPP supporters who had camped outside the EOCO headquarters since the morning of July 13, 2026, cheered him and immediately entered the waiting vehicle.
Some netizens reacting to the woman’s remarks stated, “The vision of African leaders: Keep the masses poor so they can feed off their crumbs.
If that lady had something substantial going on in her life, she wouldn’t have been found in such a setting”.
“Ah, I thought that was his daughter. Keep them impoverished to use them how we want, when we want. This seems to be the agenda of all politicians in Africa. So sad!”, a netizen added.
One X user added, “You do your body sey you dierr you no dey hear word or you bi tough girl aa, dem go use you for these things. Next time you go humble for society. Siakwa”.
A netizen added, “Ohiaaa y3 forking oooo. No wonder they don’t want to do things for us to be okay in this country cos if everyone is making a good minimum wage, who would go and do this?”.
One last X user added, “But she said her dad lol. 300gh
God forbid, as long as I got brain and not disabled, I will never wait for any government to create jobs and employ me.
So many jobs to do to make an average more than average salary in Ghana”.
Watch the video below:
“I was asleep when they came to call me for the protest at the EOCO office. I received GH¢300 after everything, but if I had known that was what they were mobilising us to do, I wouldn’t have gone.”
— 𝐀𝐒𝐊 (@askghmedia) July 29, 2026
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