Kotoka International Airport was hit with dumsor on the very day two suspected flights left Ghana for Gran Canaria, Rev Ntim Fordjour has disclosed.
“Mind you on 25th March that the two planes took off was the day the biggest dumsor that hasn’t happened at Kotoka International airport before, occurred”, he shockingly revealed to Gordon Asare-Bediako.
The Member of Parliament for Assin South stated on Movement TV that least did anyone expect that the government of Mahama would turn Ghana into a cocaine haven after inheriting from former President Akufo-Addo as the second must peaceful country in Africa.
“As we handed over to them each single month, we hear about cocaine bust. Every single month, there is money laundering bust. Every single month, we hear about things that destroy our nation”, Rev Ntim Fordjour narrated on TV.
Cocaine and money laundering issues, were gaining currency around the same period the two suspicious were in Ghana, Rev Ntim Fordjour revealed adding that it can’t be “coincidental”.
“One of the flight was an ambulance- it carries only corpses, a sick patient or organ. The other was a private cargo but they all came from Gran Canaria to Ghana….it is an island closer to Morocco but under the jurisdiction of Spain. It is a small island known for drug trade.
The air ambulance according to him arrived in Ghana on 20th March and stayed here for 5 days and left on 25th March back to Gran Canaria.
The other plane came to Ghana to spend 13 days and left for Gran Canaria, he added.
@movementtv_gh There was Dumsor at Kotoka Int Airport on the day the suspicious COCAINE planes left Ghana for Gran Canaria- Rev Ntim Fordjour GranCanaria MoneyLaundering Cocaine #Ghana
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