Energy analyst Kwadwo Poku has asked the Narcotics Control Commission to do more to stop drugs in Ghana. He believes the commission should be more active in finding cocaine.
Poku stated that NACOC needs to use intelligence better. This means gathering information to find drug shipments before they are moved.
He also called for operations to uncover hidden drug warehouses within the country. This would help stop drugs from reaching communities.
The analyst emphasized the need for proactive measures. This suggests a shift from reacting to seizures to actively preventing them.
His comments highlight concerns about Ghana's role in international drug trafficking. He wants authorities to take stronger action.