Informant demanded $20 million from NACOC for information on major drug consignment – Muntaka

He said the demand was unreasonable given the commission’s limited budget and appealed to the public to assist law enforcement agencies with credible intelligence without imposing excessive financial conditions.

He reiterated that credible information from the public, combined with international cooperation and the effective use of available resources, remained important to Ghana’s efforts to combat drug trafficking.

However, he urged the public to recognise that law enforcement agencies operated with limited resources and could not meet every financial demand made in exchange for information.