President John Dramani Mahama has expressed gratitude to three outgoing Service Commanders for their dedicated service to Ghana.
They are Isaac Kofi Egyir, outgoing Director-General of Prisons, Julius A. Kuunuor, outgoing Chief Fire Officer of Ghana National Fire Service, and Kwame Asuah Takyi, outgoing Comptroller General of the Ghana Immigration Service.

The President in a message after meeting the three Commanders, said: “I am grateful to have met you to express my sincere appreciation for their dedicated service to Ghana. Thank you for your leadership and commitment!”
The three new Service Commanders, who were appointed by the President on Friday, March 14, are to be sworn in on Monday, March 17.

They include Deputy Director General of Prisons (DDGP) Patience Baffoe Bonnie, Director-General of the Ghana Prison Service; Deputy Chief Fire Officer (DCFO) Daniella Mawusi Ntow-Sarpong, Chief Fire Officer of the Ghana National Fire Service and Deputy Controller of Immigration (DCI) Samuel Basentale Amadu, Comptroller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service.
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