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NPP communications hopeful Dennis Aboagye says he does not want the government to fail
Dennis Miracles Aboagye argued during a talk on fuel prices that a failing government would bring him no benefit.
Reported by JoyNews (YouTube); not yet confirmed by a second outlet.
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Dennis Miracles Aboagye, who is seeking to become the NPP's National Communications Director, said he takes no comfort in the prospect of the government failing, JoyNews (YouTube) reported. He made the remark while taking part in a discussion about fuel prices.
What's disputed / unconfirmed
- JoyNews (YouTube) reported that Mr Aboagye, speaking in a fuel-price discussion, said he is not hoping for the government to fail, since that would not benefit him.
Why it matters for Ghana
Fuel prices feed into trotro fares and the cost of goods in markets across Ghana, so the way politicians talk about them reaches households directly. Mr Aboagye's comment adds to a political debate over living costs that many families follow closely.
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