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Police arrest 4, intercept 118 bags of cocoa bound for Togo

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The North East Regional Police Command has arrested four individuals and intercepted 118 bags of cocoa beans weighing 11,800 kilogrammes at Bunkpurugu, suspected to have been destined for Togo. The suspects are Dickson Asante, 35, the driver; Gideon Tab, 19, his mate; Mohammed Mumin, 22; and Ernestina Akugre, 23, who claimed ownership of the consignment.

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