In a recent inauguration ceremony of a new brick modular police station in Kwahu Asakraka in the Eastern Region, the Inspector General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of the police service to upholding the current state of peace and tranquility in the nation.
Dr. Dampare emphasized the dedication of police personnel to safeguarding the peace, particularly in light of the upcoming December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections. He stated that the police service is prepared to put their lives on the line to ensure a peaceful electoral process.
During the ceremony, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who also serves as the chairman of the police council, commended the introduction of the modern modular police station, highlighting its departure from conventional sand block structures. He further underscored the government's commitment to modernizing the infrastructure and personnel of the police service to support its agenda for enhancing peace and security nationwide.
Nana Somuah Mireku Nyampong III, Chief of Kwahu Asakraka, expressed appreciation for the establishment of the new police station in the community, noting that it will bolster security and contribute to the safety of the residents.
The inauguration of the new police station not only signifies a step towards modernizing law enforcement infrastructure but also serves as a testament to the unwavering dedication of the police service to ensuring peace and security in the nation. As Ghana prepares for the upcoming elections, the reassurance from the Inspector General of Police and the support from government officials reflect a unified commitment to maintaining a peaceful and secure environment for all citizens.
