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Minority questions why alleged masterminds behind US$350m cocaine haul remain free

“In the Pedu Junction matter, more than a year after the seizure, it is only the driver, a housemaid, and a small handful of peripheral suspects who have been arraigned and remain on bail, while the actual financiers and high-profile dealers behind a US$350 million cocaine shipment remain unidentified and unpunished,” he said.
John Ntim Fordjour The Minority in Parliament has questioned the progress of investigations into a major cocaine seizure at Pedu Junction in Cape Coast, arguing that the case has so far failed to identify the alleged financiers and principal traffickers behind the consignment.
Member of Parliament for Assin South and Ranking Member on Parliament's Defence and Interior Committee, Rev.
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