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The gunman had documents on him suggesting that he is a Burkinabe.
A raised conducted on the suspect, whose body language raised eyebrows, revealed a five-round loaded pistol.
The suspect, Bilgo Tibila Desire, 51, has been conveyed to the Upper West Regional Police Headquarters for interrogation.
DAILY GUIDE that it has so far not said anything about whether it belongs to a group or not.
The identification card on him indicates that he is a Burkinabe citizen and a builder by profession, but his mission at a church at Hamile
Where did the terrorists come from, where the terrorists were active, the box could be handed over to the national security apparatus for further investigation.
He also had an authoritative recognition that he is a director of a Burkinabe firm, Establishment Bilgo Tibila & Freres.
Spreading The Word
The frightened members of the church 'whatsapped' one another about the need to be wary of strangers.
One of such messages which summed up what happened, "Good afternoon brothers and sisters. Let us all be alert during our Eucharistic celebration. Know who sits by you. Any stranger should be interrogated. This morning at Hamile during the first time was picked up and interrogated and searched. It was found that he had a gun loaded with nine bullets and he was sent to the regional police headquarters. "
Upper West REGSEC
The Upper West Regional Security Council (REGSEC) has advised that all churches and places of worship in the region should be strengthened.
The REGSEC also called on the people of the region to be vigilant and report to the police.
Even though REGSEC members would have been advised to do so, it would have had a negative impact on the region.
Until recently, Hamile used to be a peaceful area, with few criminal activities in Burkinabe border.
The Archbishop's Call
It would be recalled that the Accra Metropolitan Archbishop, Most Reverend John Kwofie Bonaventure, announced that the church was on high alert to war a potential attack.
The Accra Diocese, he said, has been involved with the IGP and has a strategy to protect worshippers.
"Security has become a big issue today in Sri Lanka and what is happening in Burkina Faso. Since it's coming closer to us, we're up and running. It's the duty of every Ghanaian to be security conscious because we take things for granted, "he said.
Ushers, who are the first to receive members of the church, must question people who come to church carrying heavy backpacks or handbags.
"That's why Christ the King's Catholic Church is saying that you're carrying it to the church," he said.
Sri Lanka
Two hundred and seven (270) people were killed and 450 suffered injuries after an explosion in a Catholic Church during Easter.
The local people in the fire of Islamists in a firefight a few days after the incident.
The arrests which have been shown that those behind the attack have been linked to ISIS.
Burkina Faso Terrorists
Burkina Faso and Mali are currently battling terrorists with links to ISIS.
Ghanaian security managers have raised concerns about the issue and called for retooling of both the military and the police in the light of the security threat posed by the terrorists.
Recently, two Ghanaian drivers were killed by suspected terrorists between Burkina and Mali borders.
The drivers plied the long haul road between Tema and Bamako.
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