Steve Adams Reacts To CID Invitation To Dennis Miracles Aboagye Over Passport Inquiry

Political commentator Steve Adams has reacted to reports that the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service intends to invite Dennis Miracles Aboagye to assist with ongoing investigations into the alleged unauthorized sale and issuance of official service passports.

In a Facebook post shared on October 31, 2026, Adams referred to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) communicator as the “Larteh agenda boy,” claiming the reported police invitation signals serious trouble for Aboagye.

The developments follow heightened public scrutiny over the management of official Ghanaian travel documents. On October 30, 2026, the NPP submitted a petition to the United States Mission in Ghana requesting a review of diplomatic and service passports, alleging that six individuals obtained service passports using inaccurate official designations.

Key aspects surrounding the developing investigation include:

Investigative Scope: The Police CID is mandated to examine suspected document fraud, including allegations of misrepresentation or unauthorized commercialization of official service passports.

Legal Distinction: Legal experts emphasize that a CID invitation to assist with an inquiry is a procedural step to establish facts rather than a formal indictment or proof of wrongdoing.

Public Accountability: Service passports are strictly reserved for state officials on official duties, placing high public demand on authorities to ensure transparency in their distribution.

While Steve Adams’ commentary adds a political dimension to the story, the final outcome remains subject to official police findings. If the invitation proceeds, Aboagye will have the opportunity to respond directly to investigators’ questions regarding the passport issuance process.

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