Monday 24 November 2014

NPP accuses gov't of concealing facts in cocaine bust saga



The New Patriotic Party has condemned government’s reaction to the arrest of a Ghanaian lady in London for trafficking cocaine. Officials at Heathrow airport arrested the Ghanaian suspect last week for carrying a large consignment of cocaine weighing 12.5kgs. Government has clarified that the suspect was not travelling with a diplomatic passport contrary to earlier reports. According to the communications minister, Edward Omane Boamah, the suspect has no links with the first family. But the NPP has accused government of concealing some vital information. Newly elected deputy communications director for the party, Anthony Karbo in an interview with Starr News stated that the government must explain to Ghanaians how the lady went through the Kotoka International Airport without being suspected of carrying drugs. Karbo also challenged the government to provide the actual picture of the lady suspect to suppress all rumours and speculations. Meanwhile, the Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) has revealed that the woman who was arrested in the UK with cocaine traveled from the Kotoka International Airport on an Austrian passport. NACOB reiterated that the lady did not travel on a diplomatic passport after she was busted with about 12.kg of cocaine at the Heathrow airport.



Source:Starrfmonline.com

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