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NACOC arrests three, shuts down Amsterdam Pub at Laboma over suspected drug activities
Featured Sep - 08 - 2026 , 16:46 1 minute read The Narcotics Control Commission has arrested three people and shut down the Amsterdam Pub at Laboma in Accra following an intelligence-led operation over suspected drug-related activities at the facility.
The Commission added that the operation forms part of its broader intelligence-driven efforts to identify, disrupt, and dismantle locations and networks suspected of facilitating the distribution, sale, and use of illicit narcotic substances.
In a statement (September 8), NACOC said the operation was conducted overnight on Friday, September 4, after intelligence indicated that the facility was allegedly being used in connection with narcotics-related activities.
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