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Mahama orders security agencies to make Ghana’s ports ‘ironclad’ against drug trafficking

“Indeed, the President was clear that he will not tolerate Ghana’s borders becoming a transit point for drug trafficking,” he said.
President John Mahama has ordered security agencies to make Ghana’s ports “ironclad” against drug trafficking.“It is an expression of the president’s concern that he convened that urgent meeting two weeks ago, involving various security agencies that are supposed to work together to make our ports safe or our ports so ironclad that this sort of activity does not take place,” he said on Joy News’ PM Express on Wednesday.
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