The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has declared Frank Danquah wanted over his alleged involvement in suspected narcotics-related offences.
In a public notice issued on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, the Commission made the announcement on its official Facebook page, appealing to the public for information that could assist in locating Mr Danquah.
According to NACOC, anyone with information about his whereabouts is to contact the Commission through its toll-free hotline, 0800 307 307.
However, the Commission did not disclose the specific offences for which Mr Danquah is wanted in the notice.
According to NACOC’s official wanted-persons page, individuals on its wanted list may be sought in connection with offences under the Narcotics Control Commission Act, 2020 (Act 1019), including the importation or exportation, unlawful possession or control, and prohibited business involving narcotic drugs or plants.
The development comes on the heels of law enforcement agencies facing increased attention over the detection and investigation of suspected international drug trafficking activities involving Ghana.
Meanwhile, Henry Nana Boakye, commonly known as Nana B, the National Organiser of the NPP, has alleged that drug lords have established labs in Ghana.
According to Nana B, the NPP’s intelligence gathered suggests drug traffickers have established clandestine laboratories in Ghana which are used to process narcotics for export.
Speaking at a press conference organised by the opposition NPP on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, Henry Nana Boakye stated, “These drug lords, they have established basic laboratories here for processing of illicit drugs and narcotics under the watch of President Mahama”.
“And it appears that he doesn’t care.”
“That is the reason why volumes of drugs traced to Ghana keep surfacing in the folds of ships and the luggage of passengers in Sydney, Dunkirk and Johannesburg,” he said.
He further alleged that some government officials were facilitating the movement of narcotics out of the country.
Nana B also cited the cocaine case involving Nayele Ametefe during the previous Mahama administration.
“Ghanaians have not forgotten the Naa Ayele Ametefe scandal under the first Mahama administration where this drug trafficker was afforded the courtesy of the VVIP wing at the Kotoka International Airport before her arrest at Heathrow with cocaine in her bags,” he said.
“Today, under the second Mahama term, the same pattern has resurfaced. The same process has remained, and it has grown to be much worse,” he said.
“Some within our borders, others involving Ghanaians and Ghana-linked consignments intercepted abroad,” he said.
“This is not an isolated embarrassment; it is a pattern. And patterns demand accountability.”
@ghnow_ NPP National Organiser Nana B alleges that some government officials are facilitating the smooth movement of drugs out of Ghana. #GHnow #fyp ♬ original sound – GHnow
@ghnow_ NPP National Organiser Nana B claims Ghana has become a major transit point for drugs, raising concerns over the country’s growing drug-related challenges. #GHnow #fyp ♬ original sound – GHnow
