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Former GPHA Boss Details How Narcotics Could Leave Ghana Through Export Containers

A former head of the Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority (GPHA) outlined how narcotics could be smuggled out of Ghana via export containers. The revelation came amid growing concerns about drug trafficking routes in the country. The information has sparked renewed calls for stricter port security measures.

The former GPHA boss, whose name was not disclosed in the report, provided specific details on how illicit drugs could be concealed within legitimate export shipments. According to the report, containers bound for international destinations could be used as a means to transport narcotics out of Ghana. The report highlights the need for enhanced customs and security protocols at the country's ports. The information was shared through multiple reports from GhanaWeb, which published the details on September 14, 2026. The report did not provide additional specifics on the scale of the issue or the exact locations involved, focusing instead on the method of smuggling. No other sources were cited in the report, indicating a lack of broader coverage or verification.

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IndependentGhana WebSep 14, 05:56 PM
How narcotics could leave Ghana through export containers - Former GPHA boss details - ghanaweb.com

How narcotics could leave Ghana through export containers - Former GPHA boss details  ghanaweb.com

IndependentGhana WebSep 14, 03:17 PM
How narcotics could leave Ghana through export containers - Former GPHA boss details - GhanaWeb

How narcotics could leave Ghana through export containers - Former GPHA boss details  GhanaWeb