“Why Is The NDC Fighting a Public Enquiry Into Passport Scandal?” –Dennis Miracles Aboagye Questions

According to a report by TV3 Ghana on Monday, November 9, 2026, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, Director of Communications for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has questioned why the National Democratic Congress (NDC) appears to be resisting calls for a public enquiry into the alleged sale of diplomatic and service passports in Ghana.

Dennis Miracles Aboagye raised concerns about the position of the governing NDC on the matter, particularly when the evidence surrounding the allegations has not yet been tested through a public enquiry.

He questioned why the NDC would oppose an open investigation if its members had nothing to hide. According to him, a public enquiry would provide an opportunity for the allegations to be properly examined and the facts established.

The alleged sale of diplomatic and service passports has become a major subject of public discussion, with growing calls for transparency and accountability. The issue has also attracted political attention, as members of the opposition NPP continue to demand answers from the government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

A public enquiry, if organised, could allow relevant individuals and institutions to present their accounts of what happened. It could also help establish whether any officials were involved in the alleged activities and determine the circumstances under which the passports were issued.

Aboagye’s comments have added another dimension to the ongoing political debate, with questions being raised about the government’s position on calls for an independent examination of the allegations.

The matter remains one of public interest, especially because diplomatic and service passports are official government documents that must be issued in accordance with established procedures.

Many Ghanaians will be interested in seeing the allegations thoroughly investigated. Ultimately, transparency and a fair investigation will be important in establishing the truth and ensuring that anyone found culpable is held accountable.

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