Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has commended Inspector-General of Police Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, applauding him as a leader who has fostered discipline and professionalism within the Ghana Police Service.
He remarked the IGP and his team have effectively utilized resources provided by government for the benefit of the Police.
Bawumia made these remarks during the commissioning of the 2nd Ultra-Modern brick Model Police station in Kwahu Asakraka, Eastern Region.
“The brick-model Police station which is indeed, a departure from the traditional sand-block Police station, is a novelty and I commend the current Police Administration for coming up with such a brilliant concept. This is indeed yet another fantastic initiative from the Police Administration that is worthy of emulation. I will urge all construction developers, both public and private, to adopt this concept of building with bricks to boost the local brick manufacturing economy,”
This government has invested heavily in infrastructure, recruited more police officers and provided Armored Carriers, patrol vehicles and motor bikes to aid in the efforts of the Police Service and we intend to do more in the future”.the Vice President said.
Bawumia Commends IGP
“The Police Administration, led by the able Inspector General of Police Dr, George Akufo Dampare, a son of Kwahu Asakraka, have put the investments to great use; yielding massive peace and security dividends for all of us to see and enjoy.”
Reflecting on the various initiatives spearheaded by the IGP since assuming office, the Vice President remarked, “The extensive deployment of police personnel and motorbikes across the nation under the Police visibility Initiative, coupled with Police Community Engagements including the impactful Snatch Them Young Police Initiative, underscore the dedication and professionalism instilled within the Ghana Police Service by the IGP and his team. I commend them for their exemplary work.”
He emphasized the crucial role of the Police in safeguarding the security and democratic values of the country. He noted their commitment to protecting lives, property, and the democratic rights of citizens.
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