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Ghana and Colombia have signed a historic agreement to connect the Port of Tema to the Port of Cartagena.
The landmark agreement was signed in Bogotรก, Colombia after successful negotiations.
The agreement creates direct maritime trade connectivity between Ghana and Columbia and is expected to boost trade between Africa and Latin America.
I commend Colombiaโs first Vice President of African descent, Her Excellency Francia Elena Mรกrquez Mina for being a great champion of this initiative.
I thank my counterpart, Colombian Foreign Minister Hon. Rosa Yolanda Villavicencio for her extraordinary leadership and commitment.
As the first Afro-Colombian Vice President and I emphasized, it is most inspiring to see how the Atlantic Ocean corridor linking our two countries which previously represented the horror of slavery and a mass grave is now being deliberately transformed into a voyage of opportunity, job creation and economic empowerment.
Long live our fantastic Ghana ๐ฌ๐ญ Colombia ๐จ๐ด relations.
Ghana is fast becoming a COCAINE COAST under government complicity.
I raised alarm on the $500m cocaine and suspicious flights in April 2025. Instead of the government investigating the matter and prosecuting the culprits, the govt chose to storm my house with armed thugs under the supervision of BNI.
In April 2026, $208m worth of meth narcotics was busted in Australia from Ghana. The Interior Minister indicated to Parliament that government officials were complicit yet, no government official has since being named nor prosecuted.
And now, another major drug bust of $260m worth of cocaine from Ghana has been intercepted in France. In less than 2 years under the NDC Mahama government, over $1billion unprecedented worth of drugs have been busted in and out of our ports and yet no government official has been fired for their failure. Is the government directly facilitating these narcotics transits or benefiting from the trade, for which they have failed to take steps to disincentivize drug trafficking?
We demand answers and full scale enquiry to be commissioned immediately. Minister for Interior, Minister for Transport, Narcotics Control Commission, Ghana Immigration Service, BNI etc cannot escape answers and accountability.
This level of drug trafficking is unprecedented in our history. Ghanaโs sinking image must be salvaged quickly before degenerating into a COCAINE COAST!