Dennis Miracles Aboagye, a candidate for a key communications role within Ghana’s ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), has publicly voiced concerns regarding the handling of criminal cases by the nation’s judiciary. Aboagye alleges a pattern of selective justice, suggesting that certain cases receive disproportionate attention or leniency compared to others. He did not specify which cases prompted his criticism. This statement from a political figure raises concerns about potential interference or perceived bias within the judicial system. The accusation comes at a sensitive time, as public trust in institutions remains a crucial factor for political stability. It remains to be seen how the judiciary will respond to these allegations, but the issue is likely to spark further debate about fairness and impartiality in Ghana’s legal processes.