Current Agenda: Amaliba urges collective effort to tackle drug bust fallout
By: Benjamin Nii Nai Anyetei Member of the Government Communications Team, Haruna Amaliba Kingsley, has cautioned against using Ghana’s recent drug-bust cases for partisan political advantage, stressing the need for a collective national response to issues that affect the country. Speaking on GTV’s ‘Current Agenda’ programme on Saturday September 19 2026, Mr. Amaliba said it […]
Kingsley Amaliba, a member of the Government Communications Team, has emphasized the importance of a united national response to Ghana's recent drug bust cases, urging against using them for political gain. Speaking on GTV's 'Current Agenda' program, Amaliba warned against turning critical issues into partisan contests, stating that such matters should be approached as collective national concerns.
He highlighted that drug trafficking and related security concerns are issues that affect Ghanaians irrespective of their political affiliations, stressing that their consequences impact the entire nation. Furthermore, Amaliba pointed out that Ghana's international image is also affected by the actions of its citizens abroad, regardless of their political leanings.
He called for a coordinated effort among all stakeholders to protect Ghana's reputation and tackle the challenges posed by drug trafficking. Amaliba reiterated that the responsibility lies with political actors and other stakeholders to collaborate on these matters rather than using them to score political points.
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