‘We’re now running one shift, three cocaine clearing at ports’ – Ntim Fordjour alleges
Assin South MP John Ntim Fordjour has accused the government of presiding over what he describes as repeated cocaine clearances at Ghana’s ports, warning that the alleged development is damaging the country’s international reputation. Speaking on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem, the Ranking Member of Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee questioned how the country’s port and […]
Assin South MP John Ntim Fordjour has accused the government of repeatedly allowing cocaine clearances at Ghana's ports, which he claims is harming the country's international reputation. In an appearance on Adom FM's Dwaso Nsem, Fordjour questioned the effectiveness of the country's port and airport security systems, specifically targeting the Narcotics Control Commission, Customs, the Bureau of National Intelligence, and the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority.
He alleged that these agencies have allowed the situation to reach a point where Ghana is attracting international attention over cocaine seizures, describing the pattern as "one shift, three containers" and "one shift, three cocaine clearings." Fordjour expressed concern over the government's handling of the issue, warning that if the current administration wants to be known for drug trafficking, not every Ghanaian would be interested in politics.
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