3.9 TONNES OF COCAINE BUST: IT IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF GOVT TO BRIEF NATION SO SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO DO ITS WORK – SECURITY CONSULTANT

Fraud Prevention Expert and Security Consultant, Richard Kumadoe has rejected calls for government to comment on the recent cocaine bust in France attributed to have come from Ghana. According to him, it is not the standard practice for governments to comment on issues like that but agencies mandated to do so. French News agency Reuters reported on September 10 that French customs officers seized nearly 3.9 metric tons of cocaine with an estimated street value of €225 million ($261.45 million) at the northern port of Dunkirk on Thursday, the French organized crime prosecutor’s office said.