The massive 3319.66 kilogrammes of substance, which had been concealed in sacks, bags, and cleverly hidden in heaps of sand in a tipper truck to evade detection while being transported to Accra but was intercepted at Pedu junction in Cape Coast by the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) have tested positive and confirmed to be cocaine. The NIB in March 2025 intercepted the cocaine, with a street value of approximately $350 million. They were hidden in a tipper truck loaded with sand. The cocaine is currently at the centre of a trial at the High Court in Accra. A presumptive test from the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) on Wednesday [June 4] confirmed it to be cocaine. The interception of the substance is the largest cocaine seizure in Ghana’s history. It was tested by personnel of the GSA by taking samples randomly from three slabs of the 2,970 slabs of substance