₦airaland Forum

The Northern Regional Special Operations Team of the Ghana Police Service at an intelligence-led operation in the Tamale Metropolis, have arrested 11 Nigerians for their alleged involvement in drug peddling and internet fraud.

The operation, which was carried out on March 30, at about 1800 hours, was led by Chief Inspector Abu Issahaku with a team of 35 personnel.

A situational report from the team, made available to the Ghana News Agency in Tamale, said the operation began at Yung, where one of the suspects, Mohammed Hudu, aged 28, was arrested with two sachets of 250mg Tramadol.

The report indicated that the team, acting on further intelligence, moved to Wamale where 10 other suspects were arrested for their alleged involvement in internet fraud.

They were identified as Benjamin Ahmed 29, Michael Monday, 25, Frank Chinadu, 25, Emmanuel Chukwuong, 25, Renew Onochie, 25, Francis Asisi, 25, Owen Umoh, 29, Shadrack John, 22, Okolie James, 27 and Purity Madubunachukwu, 17.

The report said a search conducted at the suspects’ premises led to the retrieval of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, two sachets of 225mg Tramadol, nine laptop computers, three SIM cards, and 11 mobile phones.

All the suspects are currently in Police custody at the Northern Regional Headquarters, assisting with investigations.
GNA

iamfraud:
The way these emergency lover of Nigeria behave baffles me. How can you leave your country and go to another man’s country, and the only legitimate job you can do is sell drugs and internet fraud?

iamfraud:
https://gna.org.gh/2026/04/police-arrest-11-nigerians-in-anti-drug-cybercrime-operations-in-tamale/

https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/regional/Police-arrest-11-Nigerian-suspects-in-internet-fraud-and-drug-crackdown-2028447

https://www.modernghana.com/news/1482869/police-arrest-11-suspects-in-northern-region-crack.amp

Walai:
Until Nigeria youths wake up and fix their country, this old men will continue ruling them even in their graves. They should continue standing on the useless mandate.

They were identified as Benjamin Ahmed 29, Michael Monday, 25, Frank Chinadu, 25, Emmanuel Chukwuong, 25, Renew Onochie, 25, Francis Asisi, 25, Owen Umoh, 29, Shadrack John, 22, Okolie James, 27 and Purity Madubunachukwu, 17.

shortgun:
Peter Obi as president will create opportunities that will keep young people in the country.

jogojogo:
Which of your youth will wake up. The ones doing drugs and are imprisoned all over the world? Abi the ones killing us with fake drugs in Nigeria? Abi the ones forging waec and jamb result?

jogojogo:
Which of your youth will wake up. The ones doing drugs and are imprisoned all over the world? Abi the ones killing us with fake drugs in Nigeria? Abi the ones forging waec and jamb result?