NPP's Dennis 'Miracles' Aboagye's Alleged Mansion With Rooftop Pool Surfaces Amid GH₵55m EOCO Arrest
- EOCO personnel visited what is being described as NPP communicator Dennis 'Miracles' Aboagye's mansion at Larteh Akuapem on July 14, 2026
- A journalist and associate of EOCO boss Raymond Archer shared a video of the two-storey hillside home, claiming it has a rooftop swimming pool
- Aboagye was arrested on July 12, 2026, over an alleged GH₵55 million corruption case linked to his past tenure at IMCCoD under Nana Akufo-Addo
An alleged mansion in Larteh Akuapem belonging to the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) Dennis 'Miracles' Aboagye has surfaced online.
Officials from the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) descended on the hillside property in the Eastern Region on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, as part of their investigation into the NPP communicator, who was arrested on Sunday, July 12, 2026, at the Accra International Airport.
Source: Facebook
Aboagye was detained moments after publicly announcing his intention to contest the position of National Communication Officer for the opposition party.
According to the EOCO, his arrest is connected to alleged financial misconduct during his time as the Executive Secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Coordinating Committee on Decentralisation (IMCCoD) under Nana Akufo-Addo's government.
Inside Dennis 'Miracles' Aboagye's alleged Akuapem mansion
David Sitsope Tamakloe, a journalist and associate of EOCO boss Raymond Archer, posted footage and images of the property online, describing it as Aboagye's mansion.
The two-storey building features a dark flat roof, white and dark grey exterior walls, and sits on a hillside overlooking a lush green valley thick with tree cover.
Landscaped greenery, potted plants, and decorative rocks line the entrance off a dirt and gravel road.
Tamakloe claimed the property includes a rooftop swimming pool, among other notable luxury features.
The Facebook post about Dennis 'Miracles' Aboagye's alleged mansion is below:
The footage quickly circulated on social media, drawing a wave of commentary from Ghanaians, with opinions split between those questioning the presumption of guilt and others raising concerns about how such a property was financed on a party communicator's salary.
Reactions to Dennis Aboagye's alleged mansion
YEN.com.gh compiled reactions from social media following the video's spread online.
@Awal Mohammed wrote:
"You are pronouncing him guilty because of this?"
@Kenny Danny said:
"He even married his personal photographer. 🤩🤩"
@Aku-sika Kpene commented:
"Scrape a hill to put up a big house, remove all the trees and topsoil, then pour concrete everywhere. When the heavy rains hit, there's nothing to slow the water down. It just rushes straight into the low areas with all the speed it built up, all the silt washing down from scraped land. Then when Spintex and other low areas flood, suddenly it's 'government didn't dredge' or 'people are dumping trash.' Nobody wants to own the part they played. The mountain he scraped to build his house is what caused his house at Spintex to flood. Nobody cheats nature."
@Vake Vake Mede added:
"The man said his house was flooded...hmmm."
@Bozzman Kaptain wrote:
"I think his choice to marry 3 or 10 is his private life and has nothing to do with the case at hand. Also, Dennis had been in the system for long and can easily acquire this building. Let's hold him to the task of 55billion and possibly compare what he has with his salary."
@Sedudzi Godzi said:
"You always unveil the hidden codes."
Dennis Miracles Aboagye granted bail by EOCO
YEN.com.gh also previously reported that Dennis Miracles Aboagye had been released from the EOCO's custody after a long tussle about his bail.
The NPP communicator was granted his release on a sum of GH¢50 million with three sureties, two of whom must have verified assets, on July 13.
He had remained in custody after failing to meet the bail conditions, which his lawyer had criticised, but later secured his release on Tuesday, July 14.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
