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Minority’s call for parliamentary probe into cocaine seizures ‘unnecessary’ – Agalga

Majority Leader, James Agalga has described as unnecessary the Minority Caucus’s petition for Parliament to reconvene over recent cocaine seizures linked to Ghana.
Parliament is sitting today, Tuesday, 29 September 2026, after Speaker Alban Bagbin responded to a formal request from the Minority.
Agalga, who is also a Member of Parliament (MP) for Builsa North, maintained that the Mahama administration’s interventions had produced clear results and that a parallel parliamentary inquiry at this stage was premature.
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