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Deadly Doses II: Students becoming drug dealers is worrying — NACOC Deputy DG

Although he had not watched the entirety of the second part of the documentary, he said the follow-up investigation was important in showing how far Ghana has come in the fight against drug abuse while exposing emerging challenges.
His comments follow the airing of “Deadly Doses: Ghana’s Growing Drug Crisis,” a JoyNews investigative documentary series by Nana Boakye Yiadom, which exposes the changing dynamics of drug abuse in Ghana.
Speaking on JoyNews' The Pulse on Monday, July 27, he said the development is one of the worrying trends emerging in the fight against substance abuse, as young people who should be protected from the dangers of narcotics are increasingly becoming part of the supply chain.
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