We Have Hardcore Evidence, Hard Copies, Soft Copies and Records Saved in the Cloud – Dennis Miracles

According to an Official Facebook Post by the1957news on 8 November 2026, the NPP National Director of Communications, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has indicated that more issues concerning the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will soon be brought into the public domain, claiming that his side has documentary and digital evidence to support the matters they intend to raise.

Speaking on the ongoing controversy surrounding alleged irregularities in the issuance and sale of Ghanaian passports, Aboagye stated that the issues at the Ministry go beyond what has already been discussed publicly.

“There are a lot more issues at the Foreign Affairs Ministry that are going to be discussed in the next few days; we have them in hardcore evidence, we have them in hardcopies, soft copies, and saved in the cloud,” he declared.

His statement suggests that the NPP intends to make further disclosures about the operations of the Ministry in the coming days. By emphasising that the evidence is available in different formats, Aboagye appears to be assuring the public that the claims he is referring to are supported by records that can be presented for examination.

The comments come at a time when the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been at the centre of public discussion following allegations of irregularities involving diplomatic and service passports. The issue has attracted political attention, with members of the governing side and the opposition presenting different accounts and interpretations of the developments.

Aboagye’s latest remarks indicate that the NPP is not prepared to consider the matter closed. Rather, he is suggesting that additional information will be released, potentially introducing new questions about the Ministry’s administration and the processes surrounding passport issuance.

His reference to hard copies, soft copies and records saved in the cloud also raises expectations about the nature of the evidence that may be presented. The public will be interested in knowing whether the documents contain financial records, official correspondence, administrative documents or other information relevant to the allegations.

However, the claims are yet to be examined in detail. The credibility, authenticity and relevance of any documents presented will be important in determining what they establish. Any individuals or institutions implicated in subsequent disclosures should also have the opportunity to respond.

As the controversy continues, attention will now turn to the promised disclosures and the responses they may generate from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other relevant authorities.

Source: the1957news – Official Facebook Post, 8 November 2026.

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