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Ghana Navy Seizes 4.8 Tonnes Marijuana Volta Lake
ADA — The Ghana Navy has intercepted two boats carrying about 4.8 tonnes of suspected marijuana allegedly destined for Nigeria in an intelligence-led operation on the Volta Lake.
The consignment, estimated to have a street value of more than one million dollars, comprised 117 sacks, each containing about 80 packs of suspected narcotics.
Naval Captain Festus Osei-Brobbey, Director of Naval Operations at the Naval Headquarters, announced this at a press briefing at Ada, saying the operation was conducted by the Riverine Command of the Ghana Navy at about 0100 hours.
💬 Howedey Insight: 4.8 tonnes, 117 sacks, over $1 million — and allegedly headed for Nigeria. The Volta Lake is not a safe corridor anymore. Will this intelligence-led bust break the network behind it?
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Published on Howedey.com • Security
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