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Council of State aspirant for the Volta Region, Tanko Atokple Kwamigah Gabriel, has extended his warmest congratulations to former Minister for the Interior, Prosper Bani on his appointment as the leader of the interim National Security Coordinating Team.
Tanko described the appointment as a reflection of Mr Bani’s exceptional leadership, integrity, and unwavering dedication to Ghana’s progress.
In a congratulatory message on January 4, 2025, Tanko hailed the decision by President-elect, John Dramani Mahama, describing it as a bold and strategic move to address Ghana’s complex security challenges.
He emphasized that Mr Bani’s track record of public service and expertise in governance make him the ideal candidate for the role.
Tanko Atokple Kwamigah Gabriel lauded Mr Bani as a leader with a unique blend of resilience, strategic thinking, and commitment to national development.
“This appointment is a validation of Hon. Prosper Bani’s remarkable leadership skills and his distinguished service to our nation. His proven ability to navigate complex challenges will be instrumental in safeguarding Ghana’s security,” Tanko remarked.
He further noted that Mr Bani’s appointment is a source of pride for the Volta Region and a testament to the region’s contribution to national development.
“As a proud son of the Volta Region, Hon. Bani’s appointment brings immense pride to our people. We are confident he will exceed expectations and serve with excellence,” he added.
Tanko also expressed his gratitude to President-elect Mahama for prioritizing competence and merit in his appointments.
He highlighted the President’s commitment to fostering a governance system that emphasizes expertise and results-oriented leadership.
“President Mahama’s decision to appoint Hon. Bani reflects his administration’s seriousness in tackling Ghana’s security concerns with the right leadership. This merit-based approach sets a strong precedent for good governance,” Tanko stated.
As Mr Bani takes on this critical role, Tanko called on Ghanaians to offer their support and prayers for his success.
“This is a challenging yet vital national assignment, and Hon. Bani needs our collective support. Let us pray for wisdom, strength, and divine guidance as he leads efforts to protect our nation’s peace and security,” he urged.
Tanko also expressed his personal confidence in Mr Bani’s ability to deliver results, given his extensive experience in public service and governance.
“I am confident that Hon. Bani will justify the confidence reposed in him by the President and the nation. His leadership will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact,” Tanko concluded.
Prosper Bani’s appointment comes at a critical time when Ghana faces significant security challenges.
As the leader of the interim National Security Coordinating Team, he is expected to spearhead efforts to develop strategies that will address these challenges and ensure the safety of all citizens.
With a reputation for excellence and a proven track record, Mr Bani is widely regarded as one of the nation’s most capable public servants. His appointment has been met with optimism, with many viewing it as a step in the right direction toward achieving stability and progress.
For the people of the Volta Region, Hon. Bani’s new role is a moment of pride and inspiration. Leaders like Tanko Atokple Kwamigah Gabriel believe that his leadership will bring positive change, not just to the region but to the entire nation.
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