Joe Ga could never have imagined that someone in Africa could successfully cultivate coca plants.
The largest producer of coca globally is Peru, followed by Bolivia, and then the well-known Colombia.
The big bosses in Colombia, backed by aircraft and artillery, are entrenched in the jungles of South America where they battle the government while trafficking the most lucrative drugs to America. The money they earn is then used to buy more advanced weapons to continue the fight against both the Colombian and American governments.
Since the rise of Mexican drug traffickers, a significant portion of the Colombian route to America has been taken over; however, such a profitable business always encourages extraordinary ingenuity.
They shifted their focus to Africa, landing through Cote d'Ivoire or Nigeria in West Africa and then heading north to send drugs into Portugal or Italy by boats from Morocco or Tunisia, before distributing them across Europa.
