Dennis Aboagye Receives Some Good News As Lawyer Tells EOCO He Can Vouch For Him

NPP Legal Directorate member Bernard Kwame Owiredu Esq. has spoken in support of Miracles Aboagye, insisting that the reported freezing of his properties does not mean he has committed an offence.

According to Owiredu, freezing assets is part of the legal procedures authorities may use while investigating a matter. He emphasised that such an action is not a final judgment and should not be treated as proof of guilt.

The lawyer said he had strong confidence in Aboagye’s character and personal integrity. He added that he respected him and was willing to defend his reputation despite the ongoing developments surrounding the case.

Following reports that authorities had moved to freeze properties associated with Aboagye, Owiredu called on Ghanaians to avoid rushing to conclusions. He urged the public to allow the investigation to proceed in accordance with the law.

He also highlighted the importance of respecting the constitutional principle that every person is presumed innocent until a competent court establishes their guilt.

Owiredu’s position has contributed to wider discussions about fairness, accountability and the protection of individual rights during investigations and legal proceedings.

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