An NPP communications member, Benjamin Gyewu-Appiah, popularly known as Benghazi, has called for an unusual intervention by United States President Donald Trump following Ghana’s reported seizure of 3.9 metric tonnes of cocaine.
Speaking about the development, Gyewu-Appiah reportedly argued that Ghana should petition the U.S. president to take action against President John Mahama, drawing a comparison with the United States’ actions involving Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
His comments come amid public discussion surrounding the reported cocaine seizure and concerns about the circumstances surrounding the consignment. The case has generated political debate, with opposition figures calling for greater scrutiny and accountability.
Gyewu-Appiah’s remarks have added a political dimension to the controversy, as the cocaine seizure continues to attract attention and calls for further investigations into how the shipment entered the country and who may be connected to it.
The statement has also sparked reactions among Ghanaians, with the issue likely to remain a subject of discussion as authorities address questions surrounding the reported seizure.
Source: GhanaNsem
