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Government admits turf war among security agencies is undermining port security

The government spokesperson said the President had also made clear that Ghana must not become a transit point for international drug trafficking.“Indeed, the president was clear that he will not tolerate Ghana’s borders becoming a transit point for drug trafficking,” he said.
Mr Ofosu-Kwakye rejected the claim that the number of drug cases automatically means Ghana has become a cocaine hub.
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