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National Intelligence Bureau intercepts consignments of cocoa for smuggling in Dambai

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  • Martin Kreisler 2 years ago

    Good job NIB.
    But if I may ask, what was CEPS and the Police doing all this while.
    How did these three light trucks evade barriers, all the way to the Oti Region?

  • J0eY l0nD0N 2 years ago

    Pure lies!

  • Police. 2 years ago

    Just asking what happens to all these intercepted consignment of cocoa ? where does it go from here and who takes the next responsibility of it to make it count for the the Government ?

  • Citizen8 2 years ago

    These are all NDC nation wreckers.

  • Joe 2 years ago

    The real question is why would anyone smuggle cocoa from Ghana to Togo ? Because the system here is ripping off the farmers in Ghana and Togo is very rewarding. Ghana is doomed forever. All our neighbors are doing better but ...
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  • OSAFO KANTANKA 2 years ago

    Very strange the smuggled cocoa beans traveled all the way from the ASHANTI region before being intercepted in another region miles away. Don’t we have any officers from the Ashanti reg way up to Dambai?

  • J0eY l0nD0N 2 years ago

    It's a big lie.

  • Big Glory 2 years ago

    Who own the cocoa, the government or the farmers?

  • Kotibrim 2 years ago

    A corrupt politician of course!!!

  • Od 2 years ago

    You forgot to mention the role of the police in the arrest

  • Moshe 2 years ago

    This is no news at all, so use the same intelligence to crack on galamsayers and on NPP gurus who are promoting galamsey.

  • Onion truck driver from Niger to Agbogbloshie 2 years ago

    Are you the one who planted the Cocoa for them? This is ECOWAS trade

  • AGYEMAN Kumasi 2 years ago

    KWASIA BA. ALL NPP WORSHIPPERS ARE CRIMINALS.DONT VOTE FOR THEM.THEY ARE THIEVES

  • Emma 2 years ago

    Increase cocoa price to shop the smuggling

  • Mr Ibu 2 years ago

    I think they should allow them to trade freely as the government cannot get loan to purchase the beans. Allowing the ordinary Ghanaian to buy directly from farmers and sell to neighboring countries or Lebanese buys will be mo ...
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