Amid the heated online debate surrounding the death of Samuel Aboagye, a former NADMO deputy director, two Members of Parliament from the Ashanti Region have sparked controversy with their social media posts. The late Aboagye's family has taken his widow, Abigail Aboagye, to court, demanding a DNA test to confirm the paternity of their three-year-old child. The court case revolves around suspicions of an affair between the late Aboagye and an unnamed MP. Social media users have launched a digital 'hunt' to identify the alleged MP, with some pointing fingers at various lawmakers from the Ashanti Region. The two MPs in question, Vincent Ekow Assafuah from Old Tafo and Collins Adomako-Mensah from Afigya Kwabre North, have made posts that have gone viral, generating mixed reactions. Assafuah's post, seemingly humorous, has divided opinions, while Adomako-Mensah's comment, though light-hearted, has been linked to the controversy. The family's insistence on a DNA test highlights the complex legal and emotional issues surrounding the late Aboagye's death, inviting public scrutiny and debate.
