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Albert Kuzor••239 words · 2 min read He warned about drug flights - the government pushed back. Now a massive cocaine haul emerges.
Rev. Ntim Fordjour, Ghana's Defence Committee Ranking Member, faces government backlash over drug trafficking claims.
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