Some social media users on Twitter have expressed their views and support for a campaign launched by government to raise awareness for public vigilance, following threats of terrorism in the sub-Region.

The ‘See Something, Say Something’ campaign seeks to get Ghanaians highly alert so they can report suspicious characters to ensure the nation is protected.

In view of this, people have been encouraged to join in fighting possible terrorist attacks by creating peaceful, lively and secured communities across the country.

At the launch on Tuesday, May 24, the Special Advisor to the President, Yaw Osafo-Maafo, called on the citizenry to get involved in efforts being made by the government and the security agencies.

https://www.myjoyonline.com/see-something-say-something-campaign-everybody-must-get-involved-osafo-maafo/

Any person who notices anything unusual about the security situation, should inform the various agencies by dialing 999 (toll-free) or using any of the security agencies’ phone numbers or social media handles.

Below are some reactions on Twitter:

This #SeeSomethingSaySomething campaign in the midst of security mistrust will be a big threat.

My prayer is that, it is not used to target and needlessly arrest people.

On a normal day, an informant can't trust the men in uniform.

I only have to mind my business. #JoySMS

— 🇬🇭Proverbial Tweeter (@GKofiAmoah) May 25, 2022

Do not give out personal details ,photographs ,or any other information that could be used to identify you ,your family or where you live easily online .#999forTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething pic.twitter.com/QJ7TDp6K8R

— Chairman 1. (@E_levyMomo) May 25, 2022

There have been growing concerns of terrorist activities within the Subregion with almost all neighbouring countries reporting cases of terrorist attacks. Ghana would not be safe from such attacks if we don’t take pragmatic measures. #999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething pic.twitter.com/vIP00z7tmb

— Kodzo Kumah Asante (@KumahKodzo) May 25, 2022

We should not allow things to happen before voicing out.#999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Mr Joe Big (@MrJoeBig1) May 25, 2022

See Something, Say Something Campaign Launched 🇬🇭
Kofi Kinaata Chosen as Ambassador For The Campaign 🤴🏿
It’s The Citizen Campaign Against Terrorism!
Call 999 📞
Powered By Ministry of National Security, Ghana Police Service#SeeSomethingSaySomething pic.twitter.com/qHlTvUMGbo

— Ara Maestro 🇬🇭🐬 (@_MukadasMaestro) May 24, 2022

I just thank God after 2020 this initiative is back again❤🙏lets join hands prevent violent extremism @GhanaPresidency@MinterGh @konkrumah @GhPoliceService #SeeSomethingSaySomething pic.twitter.com/JNPJXFlSX0

— Agya Milano🥺😭❤ (@MilanoD3Blogger) May 25, 2022

Are you aware there is a growing concern of terrorist activities within the sub-region?#999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Slutsky (@slutsky32) May 25, 2022

Don’t think it’s just foreigners that can be terrorist…be mindful of irregular acts too!!!#999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething

— amanda_aa (@obroniba_x) May 25, 2022

Tell a brother to tell another brother to be safe out there, it’s not safe anymore. Call 999 and report during emergencies.#999ForTerrorism #SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Slickrick (@Slickri70741827) May 25, 2022

We always do not hear from the Ministry of National Security when issues arise but I must commend them this time around for creating the awareness program as we need to fight terrorism on all fronts . #999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Agbovi Gideon (@politicalgideon) May 25, 2022

A lot of times, we wait for things to happen before we actually remember that oh we saw this, meanwhile we could have tipped it off to the police before the harm was done. Let’s all try and report anything suspicious #999forTerrorism #SeeSomethingSaySomething

— African Boy Gh (@AfricanBoyGh1) May 25, 2022

The government through the National Security has put in place measures to prevent any terrorist attack on our country. It is therefore our part to report anything we see suspicious to 999#999ForTerrorism#SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Mr Joe Big (@MrJoeBig1) May 25, 2022

Extremist and terrorist organisations have degraded numerous countries, leaving them destitute and underdeveloped. Destroying their infrastructure and plundering their wealth We can prevent them by always watchful.#SeeSomethingSaySomething#999ForTerrorism

— Amakie Dembele (@AmakieDembele) May 25, 2022

#SeeSomethingSaySomething Say anything if you see something that shouldn't be there or if someone's behavior doesn't seem proper. You can lessen the chance of harm and help make your neighborhood secure by being vigilant. #999forTerrorism pic.twitter.com/9edBOXSqgz

— Honey cheeks (@Honeycheeks71) May 25, 2022

Do not provide personal information, images, or any other about your family, or your location on social media,as that could be used to trace you easily. #SeeSomethingSaySomething #999forTerrorism

— Gee (@Georgiette8) May 25, 2022

Crowded places, events, public transport and iconic locations throughout the country are some examples of locations that could be potential targets for terrorists.#999ForTerrorism #SeeSomethingSaySomething

— fiifi Benson (@fiifiBenson5) May 25, 2022

Make so much noise to alert people if you’ve seen something wrong. Let’s help each other stay safe.#999ForTerrorism #SeeSomethingSaySomething

— Lucky Adzaho (@sexy_adzaho) May 25, 2022

Anyone who notices anything strange about a security incident should call 999 (toll-free) or use any of the security agencies' phone numbers or social media handles to alert the proper agencies. #SeeSomethingSaySomething #999forTerrorism pic.twitter.com/YFrOt5Bdby

— Honey cheeks (@Honeycheeks71) May 25, 2022

Shall we wait till Ghana becomes like the countries that suffered terrorist attacks????? That’s why we all have to come together to fight terrorism. So #SeeSomethingSaySomething #999forTerrorism

— Denoel❤️ (@Denoel2020) May 25, 2022

Let us guard ourselves, our loved ones, our communities, and our country. To maintain our peace and security, everyone must work together.#SeeSomethingSaySomething #999forTerrorism

— Gee (@Georgiette8) May 25, 2022