The Wa Circuit Court has delivered its verdict on a case involving Mr. Seidu Alhassan, a businessman from Dorimon in the Wa West District of Upper West Region.

Mr.Alhassan was Arrested and charged for court after it was discovered he possesses high quantity of tramadol, a potent opioid pain medication commonly abused for its euphoric effects.

The court’s decision reflects a firm stance against drug-related offenses Across the Country, underscoring the severity of substance abuse within the society.

Tramadol abuse has become a pressing concern in Wa, posing serious health risks and societal challenges. Despite efforts to curb its availability and misuse, the drug continues to proliferate, contributing to addiction, crime, and adverse health outcomes.

Following a thorough examination of the evidence and legal arguments, the Wa Circuit Court judge rendered a verdict in the case of Mr. Seidu Alhassan. The court imposed a sentence of three months’ imprisonment or a fine of 24,000 Ghanaian cedis.

Source: Upper West Media App