What credible report is Mahama expecting on cocaine probe? – Nana B says taskforce won’t indict itself

Nana B, the National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has expressed skepticism regarding the upcoming investigation into the recent cocaine bust. He believes that the security officials overseeing the movement of the consignment may be unsuitable to conduct a fair inquiry into the incident. During an appearance on Adom FM's Dwaso Nsem, Nana B, also known as Nana B, mentioned that it was possible for the cocaine shipment to have bypassed a routine scanning point before being rerouted and loaded onto the ship.

This possibility has intensified his concerns about President John Mahama's directive for security heads to investigate the bust and submit their report within two weeks.

Nana B questioned whether these same officials who supervised the movement of the consignment could produce an impartial report. He argued that an official who fears that the findings could affect their position might be hesitant to produce a report that implicates them. "The very people who supervised this conveyance? What proper report are you expecting from them?"

Nana B asked. The controversy surrounding the cocaine shipment has prompted questions about how the consignment managed to evade detection before being intercepted. Additionally, six individuals involved in the 3.9-tonne alleged cocaine case have been denied bail.