The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has arrested five students of the Central University during a targeted operation on campus over the sale and distribution of cannabis and cannabis-infused products. …
Central University has suspended all remaining Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Week activities following the arrest of five individuals by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) over their alleged involvement in the sale and distribution of cannabis and cannabis-infused …
The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has arrested five students of Central University during a targeted operation on campus over their alleged involvement in the sale and distribution of cannabis and cannabis-infused products. …
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The Narcotics Control Commission has arrested five students from Central University on campus for selling and distributing cannabis and cannabis-infused products including ice cream, sobolo, toffees, pepper, and eggs. The suspects, from Level 100, 300, and 400, are in custody assisting investigations to identify other persons involved in the cannabis trade.
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NACOC arrests five Central University students for cannabis trade including infused products on campus, highlighting ongoing drug enforcement in educational institutions.
The Narcotics Control Commission has arrested five students from Central University on campus for selling and distributing cannabis and cannabis-infused products including ice cream, sobolo, toffees, pepper, and eggs. The suspects, from Level 100, 300, and 400, are in custody assisting investigations to identify other persons involved in the cannabis trade.
Recent reports document scattered violent incidents across Ghana's educational institutions, including a UCC student found dead, armed men attacking a school and injuring students, teacher-student confrontations, and drug-related arrests at Central University. The article expresses concern that youth are in "degenerative mode" as adults abdicate responsibility for mentoring younger generations.
Central University has suspended remaining Students' Representative Council (SRC) Week activities following the arrest of five individuals by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) over alleged involvement in the sale and distribution of cannabis and cannabis-infused products on campus. The university is cooperating with NACOC and other authorities to investigate the matter while maintaining order and safety.
The Narcotics Control Commission has arrested five students at Central University during a campus operation over alleged involvement in the sale and distribution of cannabis and cannabis-infused products including ice cream, sobolo, toffees, pepper, and eggs. NACOC says it has seized suspected substances for forensic examination and reaffirmed its commitment to combating drug activities in educational institutions.
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