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Abubakar Ibrahim••578 words · 3 min read What has the Minority uncovered about Ghana's drug trade that demands a full parliamentary probe?
The Minority in Parliament is demanding a full-scale independent inquiry into Ghana's alleged role as a narcotics transit hub.
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