A Ghanaian man has recounted his dramatic experience of being deported from the United Kingdom after being caught smuggling cocaine.
According to the man, he moved to the UK in 2002 at the age of 29 and was involved in transporting cocaine hidden inside a guitar for eight years.
His operation came to an abrupt end when a sniffer dog detected the drugs, leading to his arrest and eventual deportation back to Ghana.
In an attempt to avoid a prison sentence, the man said he pretended to have epilepsy after being caught, a move he believes played a role in his evasion of jail time.
Reflecting on his time in Brixton, he admitted to the risks and illegal activities he engaged in during his years abroad, acknowledging the consequences of his choices.
The story has sparked discussions online about drug trafficking, border security, and the measures individuals take to evade punishment.