The High Court has upheld an order secured by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to freeze the assets of Dennis Miracles Aboagye as part of ongoing investigations.

The court’s decision allows EOCO to continue preserving the assets identified under the order, preventing their transfer, disposal or any action that could affect their availability while investigations are ongoing.

Details of the investigations leading to the application have not been made public. However, the confirmation of the freezing order gives EOCO the legal authority to maintain control over the affected assets until the conclusion of its inquiries.

The development forms part of EOCO’s mandate to protect assets that may be connected to investigations and ensure they are preserved for any potential legal proceedings.

The anti-graft agency has not yet provided further details on the nature of the investigations or disclosed the specific assets covered by the order.

Mr Aboagye and his legal representatives had not publicly responded to the court’s decision at the time of publication.

The High Court’s ruling allows EOCO to continue with its investigations while safeguarding the assets pending further developments.