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A Ghanaian national has been arrested by Philippino authorities after being caught with suspected methamphetamine hydrochloride (shabu) in the country’s capital, Manila.
John Nana Brown, together with two Indonesians – Fitri Wiji Utami and Radity Chusnul Fariz, were arrested in a hotel called Stonehouse and at least 25 sachets of ‘shabu’ were seized from them, the country’s ABS-CBN News reported February 27, 2013.
The drugs were said to have been concealed in rolls of lace.
Police says the three may be part of a notorious West African drug syndicate, a claim the Ghanaian denied being part of.
The suspects are now in the grips of Philippines’ National Bureau of Investigation, according to the ABS-CBN News report.
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