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A young woman who recently went missing in the Abuakwa South Constituency of the Eastern region has been found and brought to safety, thanks to a prompt and well-coordinated rescue mission led by the Ghana Police Service in collaboration with National Security and other security bodies.
Providing an official update on the incident, the Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South Constituency, Dr Kingsley Agyemang, expressed deep appreciation to everyone who played a role in the successful mission.
He applauded the unwavering commitment and professionalism of the security personnel, emphasising how their rapid intervention not only brought comfort to a grieving family but also helped restore public trust in the nation's security systems. “To the Ghana Police Service, National Security operatives, and all other collaborating security agencies, your professionalism, urgency, and coordinated efforts are commendable,” Dr Agyemang stated.
“Your tactical excellence in tracking and rescuing the victim has restored hope and confidence in our collective ability to safeguard our people.”
Dr Agyemang also acknowledged the community group ‘Proudly Asiakwan’ for their crucial involvement, recognising their efforts in mobilising local support throughout the crisis.
While expressing relief over the girl’s return, he took the moment to remind residents, especially parents and guardians, to be extra cautious and vigilant. He called for stronger communal awareness and proactive measures to prevent similar occurrences.
“This incident is a reminder that threats can arise when least expected. Let us stay alert, support one another, and be cautious about who we trust,” he urged. Reaffirming his dedication to public safety, the MP assured constituents that he would continue working closely with security institutions to bolster protective initiatives in the area.
The rescue has brought widespread relief across Abuakwa South and reinforced the impact of unity, quick action, and shared responsibility in addressing security threats.
The MP’s full statement
With a heart full of gratitude, I wish to extend my deepest appreciation to every individual who played a role in the swift and successful rescue of the young lady who was recently kidnapped.
To the Ghana Police Service, National Security operatives, and all other collaborating security agencies, your professionalism, urgency, and coordinated efforts have not only brought relief to a distressed family but have also restored hope and confidence in our collective ability to safeguard our people. Your assurances to me, tireless dedication, and tactical excellence in tracking and rescuing the victim are commendable and truly deserving.
I also want to thank executives and members of Proudly Asiakwan for their immense contribution, support, and the beautiful show of love during this distressing moment. You made a difference.
While we celebrate this positive outcome, let this incident serve as a solemn reminder that threats to our safety can arise when we least expect them. I urge all residents, particularly parents and guardians, to remain vigilant. Let us be cautious and mindful of who we trust.
As your representative, I remain committed to working closely with our security agencies to strengthen community safety and ensure incidents like these do not recur.
Let us continue to support one another, stay alert, and work together to build a safer and more secure community for all.
God bless you, and God bless our beloved constituency.
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