His caution comes at a time when the fight against galamsey continues to face stiff resistance in some mining communities across Ghana. These confrontations have raised growing concerns about the safety of personnel deployed to enforce the law and protect the environment. We are better trained in weapons and therefore warn that anybody who dares, NAIMOS will deal with them ruthlessly. "It is a problem we are trying to address, and we have the right to self-defence and let no galamseyer miss that. Colonel Buah’s remarks reflect the increasing tensions surrounding illegal mining operations, as authorities push to restore order while balancing enforcements with the safety of both officers and communities.

Source: GhanaWeb March 25, 2026 16:14 UTC