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September 22, 2026|17:10

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Five arrested as police seize firearms and suspected narcotics in Tamale

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Five persons have been arrested by the Northern Regional Police Command during an operation targeting suspected drug-related activities at Aboabo, a suburb of Tamale. The operation, carried out at about 11:30 am on September 21, followed intelligence received by the police concerning drug peddling, drug use and other criminal activities in the area.

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