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Report by Edward FRIMPONG
The British High Commission on has donated operational gadgets to the Upper East Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) and the Immigration Service (GIS) at Paga.
The donation was mainly to aid the operations of officers of the Commission at the Paga Border Post. The exercise was also to familiarize with operations at the border by the delegation of the British High Commission.
The donated items included, Handcuffs, Handcuff holders, Gloves, Utility belt, Mag lite torch, Stanley torches, Pocket balances, Ladders, Container Probes, Defender Weighing Scales, Peugeot Gerber Cutter, Peugeot Drill Machine, Bosch Inspection Camera and Digital Cameras.
The Upper East Regional Commander of NACOC, NCO Saeed Abdul-Aziz, receiving the items on behalf of the Director-General, indicated that the items will enhance NACOC’s capacity to conduct effective searches, seizures, and investigations.
He thanked the British High Commission for the gesture and assured that the recieved items will put into good use by officers of the Command.
On his part, Mr. Femi Akerele, leader of the British High Commission delegation lauded the collaborative effort put in place by NACOC and the GIS, adding that the two working together can help share knowledge, expertise, and resources to address common challenges and ensure a safer and more secure border.
He added that the courtesy visit and donation underscore the importance of collaboration and mutual support in achieving shared goals.
The donation demonstrates the British High Commission’s commitment to supporting Ghana’s efforts in combating drug trafficking and related issues.
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