Inside Miracles Aboagye's frozen assets: 7 bedroom mansion, multiple bank accounts and land properties uncovered -

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has obtained a High Court order to freeze the assets of New Patriotic Party (NPP) figure Dennis Miracles Aboagye as investigations into alleged corruption-related matters continue.

The order, issued on August 3, 2026, affects several bank accounts and properties believed to be linked to Miracles Aboagye, who serves as a communicator for the NPP and an aide to the party’s flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia.

The assets affected by the court directive include five bank accounts, on which all transactions have been suspended, as well as multiple properties in parts of Accra and the Eastern Region.

The properties listed in the order include a seven-bedroom house at Larteh in the Eastern Region, a two-bedroom residence at Spintex in Accra, an apartment complex at Adjiringanor in Accra and 15 acres of land at Larteh.

The freezing of the assets forms part of EOCO’s ongoing investigations into suspected financial crimes involving Miracles Aboagye.

EOCO has indicated that the NPP stalwart was arrested after investigators made further discoveries in relation to allegations of fraud and theft linked to the reported misappropriation of about GH¢55 million at the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee on Decentralisation (IMCCoD).

The anti-graft agency said Miracles Aboagye had previously appeared before EOCO as part of the investigation and was placed under restrictions intended to prevent any action that could affect the probe.

However, Miracles Aboagye has rejected the allegations, maintaining that his interaction with EOCO was only related to questions surrounding GH¢5 million.

Meanwhile, the Secretariat of the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee on Decentralisation has raised further allegations against its former Executive Secretary, claiming he sought changes to sections of a forensic audit report.

According to the Secretariat, the requested amendments included findings connected to a bank account that recorded transactions exceeding GH¢102 million.

The Secretariat stated that Miracles Aboagye requested a meeting on July 18, 2025, at the office of one of his legal representatives, following an invitation arranged through his lawyer and a mutual acquaintance.

The meeting was attended by the current Executive Secretary of the Secretariat.