NPP Minority should share illicit drug manufacturing intelligence with security agencies – Noah Adamtey
By Ashiadey Dotse Private legal practitioner Noah Adamtey has urged the NPP Minority in Parliament to share any intelligence it has on alleged illicit drug manufacturing activities in Ghana with the appropriate parliamentary committees and security agencies. Speaking on GTV’s Current Agenda on Saturday, September 26, 2026, Mr Adamtey said information about suspected drug manufacturing […]
By Ashiadey Dotse
Legal expert Noah Adamtey has called on the NPP Minority in Parliament to share intelligence about potential illicit drug manufacturing in Ghana with relevant committees and security agencies. In an interview on GTV’s Current Agenda, Adamtey argued that crucial information regarding suspected drug production sites should not remain within political circles.
He urged the NPP Minority to submit such intelligence to bodies like the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), Criminal Investigation Department (CID), and other intelligence units.
Adamtey defended NACOC against accusations of inefficacy in drug seizures involving Ghanaian suspects or networks operating overseas. He emphasized that NACOC collaborates with international partners such as the United Kingdom and France to combat drug trafficking. Adamtey stressed that Ghana's coastal location and regional positioning could make it an attractive destination for drug traffickers seeking routes to other markets.
He urged the nation to address drug trafficking as a national concern rather than a political competition, urging all stakeholders to work together to strengthen borders and support law enforcement agencies in the fight against drug trafficking.
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