Threatens security: no reason to be alarmed, says deputy minister of defense | Policy

Major Derrick Oduro (RTD), deputy defense minister and member of parliament for Nkoranza North, said the government had taken sufficient steps to ensure the country's security against terrorist threats.

Speak on FM agreement "Ade Akye Abia" program, he said, they will continue to focus and ensure that Ghanaians, particularly those in the northern regions of the country, are protected.

"Ghanaians should also help security agencies by providing information about people they suspect", he said.

The United Kingdom (UK) has updated its travel advice abroad for British nationals traveling to Ghana, warning that terrorists will likely attempt attacks in the country.

The notice issued on June 7, 2019 adds that local demonstrations of civil unrest can occur at short notice and become violent (sometimes with weapons).

The advice reads as follows: "If you are in these areas, you must remain vigilant, exercise caution and follow the advice of the local authorities.If this happens, the local police may impose a curfew to situation."

"Terrorists will probably try to launch attacks in Ghana, attacks could be blind, even in places visited by foreigners."

About 90,000 British nationals visit Ghana each year. The UK authorities note that, although most visits go smoothly, crimes are committed.

"In recent years, the number of reported crimes has increased, especially at Christmas, and criminal activity from street crime to violent crime can happen at any time." Take reasonable precautions. public road ".