According to a report by GhanaWeb, veteran trade unionist Abraham Koomson has alleged that the recent military helicopter crash was not a mere accident but a deliberate plot to destabilise Ghana and remove former President John Dramani Mahama from power.
Koomson, who serves as the General Secretary of the Federation of Labour, claimed that the crash, which claimed the lives of several senior military officers, bore the marks of sabotage rather than technical failure.
According to him, the incident should be viewed in the broader context of Ghana’s political struggle, where attempts to undermine Mahama’s leadership have become increasingly desperate.
“This was more than a tragic accident. It was a coup plot in disguise, carefully orchestrated to weaken the security forces and pave the way for removing Mahama from office,” he alleged.
Koomson further argued that the accident was part of a chain of events meant to create instability, instil fear, and shake public confidence in the former president’s administration.
He therefore urged Ghanaians to be vigilant, stressing that forces opposed to Mahama’s return were working behind the scenes to derail his political comeback.
The outspoken union leader called on state security agencies to conduct a thorough investigation into the crash, insisting that the findings must be made public to prevent any cover-up.
While official reports have not confirmed any act of foul play, Koomson maintained that “the truth will eventually come out,” warning that Ghanaians must not treat the matter lightly.