Assin South Member of Parliament Rev. John Ntim Fordjour wants a thorough investigation into drug trafficking. He expressed concern over what he described as a significant rise in narcotics moving through Ghana.
The MP stated on social media that Ghana is becoming a 'cocaine coast'. He linked this to recent major drug seizures.
Rev. Fordjour alleged that the current government might be involved in these activities. He called for an immediate and comprehensive probe.
He believes the situation requires urgent attention from national security agencies.
The MP did not provide specific evidence in his public statement.
His call follows several reports of large drug busts linked to Ghana.
Authorities have not yet responded to the MP's allegations.