
Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana Police Service has called on its personnel to uphold the code of ethics of their profession to ensure peace before, during and after Election 2008.Commissioner of Police (COP) Joana Osei Poku, Director-General in charge of Human Resource Development, Ghana Police Service, said “The police administration entreats every officer of the Service to endeavour to approach the election duties with a sense of vision, zeal, impartiality, loyalty and commitment which are the prerequisites for successful elections”.She was speaking at the passing out ceremony for 218 police recruits in Kumasi on Friday.The 70 females and 148 males underwent six months training and general recruit and Ansbert Aingkonge was adjudged the best recruit.
COP Poku reminded the police that they were obliged to ensure peace, law and order at all times.She said the police will continue to sentisise the public about personal security and urged members of the communities to collaborate with the police to improve security.COP Poku advised the public to provide the police with information to enable them to effectively fight crimes.She cautioned the recruits against malpractices since the police administration would not spare any personnel who caught violating the law.Source: GNA
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Rapper Offset injured in shooting near Florida casino, officials say
1 minute -
Sporting CP vs Arsenal Champions League preview: Where to watch, predicted line-ups, form, coaches’ thoughts
15 minutes -
Real Madrid vs Bayern München Champions League preview: Where to watch, predicted line-ups, form, coaches’ thoughts
21 minutes -
CIB Ghana Post-MPC policy seminar urges action to turn macroeconomic stability into jobs
24 minutes -
Maguire signs one-year contract at Man Utd
27 minutes -
GACL chairman says airport levy to fund projects, completion targeted within 24 months
40 minutes -
Sugar sacks now used to bag cocoa under Mahama government – Annoh-Dompreh raises concerns
45 minutes -
President Mahama will sign LGBTQ Bill when it reaches him — NDC’s Wonder Madilo
45 minutes -
NADMO issues alert on Chlorine gas leak at Baifikrom Water Treatment Plant
48 minutes -
Airport congestion, ageing facilities justify new levy — GACL Chairman
1 hour -
Runway at risk: GACL Chair warns of potential downgrade and sewage disaster at Accra Int’l Airport
1 hour -
Annoh-Dompreh leads Minority Caucus tour to spotlight cocoa sector challenges
1 hour -
Adorye urges government to safeguard fuel supply amid global tensions
1 hour -
Agalga reveals regional airports are bleeding and survive on Accra International Airport subsidies
1 hour -
Western North police arrest 4 suspected fake National Security operatives over alleged mining site raid
2 hours