Customs operatives have confiscated a large amount of alcohol at the Tema Port. The drinks did not have the required tax stamps or documentation.
The estimated value of the seized alcoholic beverages is in the millions of Ghana cedis.
This action by customs is part of efforts to ensure all imported goods comply with Ghana's revenue laws.
Uncustomed goods can undermine legitimate businesses and reduce government revenue needed for public services.
Officials stated that the investigation into the source and intended destination of the contraband is ongoing.
Further details about the seizure will be released as the investigation progresses.
The Tema Port is a major entry point for goods into Ghana, and vigilant checks are crucial.
The seizure highlights the continuous efforts by customs to combat illegal trade and protect the nation's economy.