NDC Raises An Alert About Illegally Imported Guns Into Ghana

The resistance National Democratic Congress (NDC) has affirmed that a transfer of 436 guns and ammo has been imported illicitly into the nation.

 The resistance National Democratic Congress (NDC) has affirmed that a transfer of 436 guns and ammo has been imported illicitly into the nation. 

As per the gathering, its intel on the illicitly imported weapons proposes that they showed up from Turkey and was captured and appropriated at Tema Port on Friday, October 9, 2020. 

"The guns and ammo which had been hidden in a transfer of belongings from Turkey were found during a physical assessment at Custom Officials at the Port and taken to the Tema Habour Police station," NDC Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, said in a delivery. 

As indicated by the NDC, its intel additionally proposes that "some corrupt people are attempting to get the weapons delivered." 

"While we laud the Customs Excise and Preventive Service unit at Tema port for acting quickly to seize this transfer, we request that they update the country on this stressing improvement in the soul of straightforwardness. Ghanaians have the right to realize who illicitly imported the said guns and ammo into the nation and for what reason," the NDC said in the delivery. 

Peruse the full delivery by the NDC underneath 

It has gone to the consideration of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), that a transfer of 436 Pistols and ammo imported illicitly into the nation from Turkey, was captured and appropriated at Tema Port yesternight. 

The guns and ammo which had been disguised in a transfer of belongings from Turkey were found during physical assessment by Custom Officials at the Port and taken to the Tema Habour Police station. 

Joined is an image of the seized weapons in a Pick-up Vehicle and the Police proclamation of the Clearing Agent that affirm the episode. 

We are educated that the weapons have been reclaimed to the Ghana Revenue Authority's Long Room Armory at the Tema Port. We have picked intel that some corrupt people are attempting to get the weapons delivered. 

While we praise the Customs Excise and Preventive Service unit at Tema port for acting quickly to appropriate this transfer, we request that they update the country on this stressing advancement in the soul of straightforwardness. Ghanaians have the right to realize who illicitly imported the said guns and ammo into the nation and for what reason. All the more critically, Ghanaians have the right to know the character of the purported "Huge Men" who are making things happen in the background to get the transfer delivered. 

Given the peril that these weapons can posture to the security of the country in an inappropriate hand, we submissively appeal to the media to follow this story intently. We are viewing! 

Marked, Sammy Gyamfi Esq. Public Communication Officer, NDC