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President John Evans Atta Mills has, in consultation with the Council of State, made some appointment to the Councils of the Armed Forces and the Police respectively.
A press release signed by Mr. Mahama Ayariga, Presidential Spokesperson on Friday named Brig. Gen. Wallace Agbi Gbedemah (Retd.) and Col. Leticia Kwapong (Rtd.) as members of the Armed Forces Council.
Four persons were appointed to the Police Council. They are Mr. William Kwasi Aboah, Ms. Johanna Awotwi, Mr. Francis Baah and Inspector Paul Nabinkon Fori.
According to the Constitution, H.E. Vice President John Dramani Mahama shall be the Chairman of the Armed Forces Council and the Police Council.
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