Don’t Take Drug Trafficking Allegations Lightly; We’re Fighting Red 225 – Tutu-Boahene Cautions Mahama
Tutu-Boahene has issued a strong caution to former President John Dramani Mahama, urging him not to trivialize growing concerns about drug trafficking. He emphasized that efforts to dismantle operations such as the notorious 'Red 225' are ongoing and critical to national security.
Security analyst and political commentator Tutu-Boahene has warned former President John Mahama not to take recent drug trafficking allegations lightly, particularly in light of mounting concerns surrounding the so-called 'Red 225' network.
In an exclusive interview, Tutu-Boahene expressed frustration over what he described as the opposition’s dismissive attitude toward serious national issues such as narcotics control. “We are fighting an active war against drug cartels, and the Red 225 group is not just a rumor—it is a deeply embedded threat,” he stated.
He added that trivializing these concerns or politicizing them could embolden criminal networks and undermine the work of security agencies striving to dismantle these operations.
Tutu-Boahene also urged Ghanaians to remain vigilant and supportive of national security efforts. He emphasized the importance of a united front in the battle against illicit drug operations, warning that “every loose statement or denial only gives the enemy more room to thrive.”
Conclusion:
As the national conversation intensifies around drug trafficking, Tutu-Boahene’s remarks serve as a sobering reminder that such issues transcend politics. With ongoing efforts to disrupt dangerous networks like Red 225, the public and political leaders alike are urged to treat these matters with the seriousness they deserve.
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