NDC Calls for National Security Probe into Alleged Cocaine Factory Amid Nana B Invitation Demand
NDC's spokesperson demands National Security investigate a purported Ghanaian cocaine factory, insisting Nana B must be invited to forthcoming protests
The opposition National Democratic Congress has reignited public scrutiny over the alleged cocaine factory operating within Ghana.
NDC spokesperson Roger TD Wills publicly emphasized the urgency of the situation, insisting the matter cannot remain unaddressed. Wills articulated the party's position clearly, framing it as a critical test for Vice President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's administration.
According to the NDC, the existence of such a facility represents not just a law enforcement issue but a potential systemic failure requiring direct presidential attention. The party has positioned this issue as emblematic of broader governance challenges during Akufo-Addo's tenure.
Roger TD Wills explicitly connected the factory allegations to national leadership accountability, using the case to underscore perceived weaknesses in the current government's response to criminal activities threatening Ghana's stability.
The NDC insists the matter demands immediate governmental action and has called for National Security to formally involve itself in the investigation.
No additional details regarding the alleged facility's location or evidence were provided by the source.
NDC spokesperson Roger TD Wills has called on National Security to investigate an alleged cocaine factory in Ghana.
