Ghana's security is strong; all is well and you are safe – Kan Dapaah secures Ghanaians

General News of Sunday, February 10, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-02-10

The Minister of National Security, the Hon. Albert Kan Dapaah badured Ghanaians that the country's security was strong and that, according to statistics available for security agencies, MyNewsGh.com said.

Speaking under Pure FM surveillance with Kumasi-based Kwame Adinkra, in an interview monitored by MyNewsGh.com, the national security minister badured Ghanaians that the country was very secure and that they should worry, although recent vigilance activities weigh on the democracy of our country.

"If you're talking about security in Ghana, the only verifiable information you're looking for is statistics, and the available statistics clearly show that Ghana's security is strong. Statistics show that we are doing well. We want to totally prevent crime, but it is obviously not possible, but it is our ability to prevent it that really matters and we do it exactly, "he said.

L & # 39; Hon. Kan Dapaah badured that the government led by Akufo-Addo is determined to ensure the security and stability of the country, security being one of its top priorities.

"Ghanaians should be rebadured, our security is strong and we are safe," he said.

Ghana recorded high-profile murders between December 2018 and January 2019, including with Ahmed Hussein-Suale, Public Affairs Officer of the Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority, responsible for Tema Port, head of the Ghana Water Company. and reporter of the Tiger Eye PI investigation.

Members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), opposition party after the violence that characterized the partial election of Ayawaso West Wuogon, described the country as dangerous. The calls of former President John Dramani Mahama to the government and security agencies of the country to work wisely to get the attackers to book.

According to him, the CID police, the BNI and other investigative agencies should be ready to do anything to resolve these incidents of killings in the country, which are now of concern to Ghanaians.