Rev. Charles Palmer Buckle, believes Ghana’s progress has stalled because various political stakeholders are only interested in pursuing their personal interest.
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"I imagine...there are thousands of kilos floating in the country" - Charles Palmer Buckle
According to Mr. Palmer Buckle, politicians place too much emphases on the less concerning aspects of issues rather than focus on the dangers that situations like the "Nayele Cocaine Saga" posed to the safety of Ghanaians
Rev. Charles Palmer Buckle
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The Catholic was quoted by CitiFMOnline.com as having commented on the recent Nayele cocaine scandal that hit the nation, saying : “If 12.5 kilos of cocaine managed to pass through our Airport out of the country then you should be able to imagine that there are thousands of kilos floating in the country.”.
According to Mr. Palmer Buckle, politicians place too much emphases on the less concerning aspects of issues rather than focus on the dangers that situations like the "Nayele Cocaine Saga" posed to the safety of Ghanaians
“And you would have wanted to hear the politicians discussing how do we seal the entry points, how do we make sure that our youth are not exposed, what are the dangers that politicians are going through?That is not what they were worried about, they were only worried about who took what…
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“Now when you have so much cocaine in the country. The youth are in danger…it means the person [drug baron] has more money than even your government has and they can manipulate our government …”.
The Nayele cocaine saga rocked the country for weeks after a Ghanaian national was caught in the United States with 12.5 kilos of cocaine.
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