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‘We’ll explore another constitutional option for narcotics probe’ – Minority on Bagbin’s ruling
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‘We’ll explore another constitutional option for narcotics probe’ – Minority on Bagbin’s ruling

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
The Minority in Parliament says it will explore another constitutional and parliamentary route to pursue an inquiry into major narcotics consignments linked to Ghana, despite Speaker Alban Bagbin rsquo;s decision to reject its proposed motion.

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