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Ghana: Dennis Miracles Aboagye denounces selective justice

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Ghana: Dennis Miracles Aboagye denounces selective justice

Dennis Miracles Aboagye, a candidate for National Communications Officer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), denounces selective justice targeting political opponents. He says people should not celebrate prosecutions he considers directed against certain opponents, according to the source text.

In Ghana, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, a candidate for the position of National Communications Officer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has condemned selective justice and the targeting of political opponents. He called on Ghanaians not to rejoice at the indictment or imprisonment of opponents simply because they belong to another party, during Joy News’ PM Express programme on Tuesday.

According to him, no political party remains in power indefinitely, and prosecutions targeting current opponents could set a dangerous precedent for future governments. His comments come ahead of an NPP demonstration, organised by the party over what it describes as growing concerns about the administration of justice and the treatment of its members.

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