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I don’t feel safe; I feel my mouth will put me in trouble – Dennis Miracles Aboagye

Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Wednesday, Mr Aboagye said he does not feel safe because of his willingness to speak openly on political and national issues.
Mr Aboagye said political power changes hands and warned that actions taken against opponents while in government could set a precedent that may later affect those who benefit from such decisions.
Mr Aboagye stressed that his concerns were not about revenge if his party returns to power, but about the consequences of establishing what he described as a dangerous precedent.
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