Dennis Miracles Aboagye, an NPP communication team member, has been fingered in a GH¢5.87m fictitious procurement, GH¢19m unauthorised investment and GH¢4.3m unaccounted payment.
According to EOCO, the freezing order against Dennis Miracles Aboagye is tied to a web of allegations.
Reports suggest EOCO secured an Accra High Court order to freeze the accounts as part of investigations into the allegations of a GH¢5.87 million fictitious procurement, an unauthorised GH¢19 million public investment and an unaccounted GH¢4.3 million payment to GAPTE.
In a news card shared by TV3 quoted as saying, “The freezing order against Dennis Miracles Aboagye is tied to a web of allegations spanning a fictitious GH¢5.87 million procurement, an unauthorised GH¢19 million public investment and an unaccounted GH¢4.3 million payment to GAPTE that investigators say remains unaccounted for”.
The freezing order forms part of EOCO’s ongoing investigations into allegations against Miracles Aboagye.
Meanwhile, the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee (IMCC) on Decentralisation Secretariat has alleged that former executive secretary Dennis Miracles Aboagye sought to have aspects of forensic audit findings dropped, including findings involving an undisclosed bank account that recorded transactions totalling GH₵102,256,802.69.
The IMCC disclosed that a forensic audit conducted in 2025 found Mr Aboagye and the institution’s Accountant jointly and personally liable for several financial irregularities, including authorising or facilitating non-compliant transactions.
According to the IMCC statement, Miracles Aboagye requested the removal of audit findings on a GH¢102.2 million bank account at a meeting held on July 18, 2025, at the office of one of his lawyers.
They disclosed that during the meeting, Miracles Aboagye appealed for some of the audit findings to be dropped, with one of the two bank accounts recording transactions totalling GH¢102,256,802.69 but was not disclosed in the official handing-over notes.
IMCC statement disclosed that Mircales Aboagye requested the removal of findings relating to PNY Investment Limited, BMABA Enterprise and GAPTE from the audit report.
According to the Secretariat, the Executive Secretary declined the requests and the audit findings have since been submitted to EOCO for necessary action.
A statement issued by the Secretariat on July 27, 2026, parts read, “The Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee (IMCC) on Decentralisation Secretariat has noted significant inaccuracies and unsubstantiated statements made by Mr Dennis Edward Aboagye, a marketer and former Executive Secretary of the IMCC Secretariat, during his appearance on Ekosiisen on Asempa 94.7 FM on 21 July 2026.
Consistent with these obligations, a forensic audit was conducted in 2025. The Audit Report found Mr Aboagye and the Accountant personally and jointly culpable for identified irregularities, including authorising or facilitating non-compliant transactions. Mr Aboagye was given the opportunity to respond to the findings, which he did.
Following that, the Audit findings have been submitted to the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) for necessary action. The Secretariat is not privy to the full scope or findings of EOCO’s investigation but has been informed that the Audit Report forms part of a wider inquiry and will continue to provide requested documents and information in accordance with due process.
The Secretariat categorically refutes Mr Aboagye’s claim that the Executive Secretary instructed him to stop commenting on government matters, or stated that the NDC Government was pressuring him to “find something” on Mr Aboagye. For clarity, no such directive or instruction was issued. At no point was such alleged disclosure made.
On the contrary, the Secretariat states that Mr Aboagye, through one of his lawyers and a mutual friend, invited the Executive Secretary to a meeting at the lawyer’s office on 18 July 2025. During the meeting, Mr Aboagye asked that aspects of the Audit findings be dropped, including findings on two bank accounts. One of those accounts recorded transactions totalling GHS 102,256,802.69 and was not disclosed in the handing-over notes. The request also covered matters relating to PNY Investment Limited, BMABA Enterprise, and GAPTE. The Executive Secretary declined the requests.
The Secretariat rejects Mr Aboagye’s claim that the current Executive Secretary is targeting him through the audit because of a prior termination of appointment. This is tangential, and the least said about this claim the better.
The Secretariat states categorically that no audit or review of its operations is intended to victimise any former official. Administrative, financial, and operational reviews are standard governance practices; therefore, allegations of persecution are false, unfounded, and misleading”.
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EOCO has revealed to the High Court that the freezing order against Dennis Miracles Aboagye involves a GHC 5.87M fictitious procurement, an unauthorized GHC 19M public investment, and an unaccounted GHC 4.3M payment to GAPTE.#3NewsGH #TV3GH pic.twitter.com/5p4cX2jhE1
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