In a momentous ceremony today, His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama officially swore in Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyeman as the Chairperson of the Ghana Police Council, ushering in a new era of commitment to the rule of law, integrity in public service, and the strengthening of Ghana’s security institutions.
The inauguration of the Police Council signals a renewed national drive to uphold professionalism, accountability, and service within the Ghana Police Service. In his address, President Mahama expressed his unwavering support for the newly constituted Council and charged its members with the crucial task of reinforcing trust in law enforcement and safeguarding the principles of justice.
Accepting her appointment, Professor Opoku-Agyeman acknowledged the profound responsibility that comes with the role. “This is not merely a position of prestige; it is a duty—a call to ensure the Ghana Police Service embodies the highest ideals of integrity, fairness, and dedication to the people,” she declared. She pledged to lead with transparency and inclusivity, fostering an environment where justice and human dignity remain paramount.
Addressing the brave men and women of the Police Service, she reaffirmed her commitment to standing by them as they work to protect communities and uphold democracy. She also called on her fellow Council Members—who took the Oath of Office and the Oath of Secrecy alongside her—to embrace unity and a collective sense of purpose. “The journey ahead may be demanding, but with wisdom and shared dedication, we will rise to the challenge and earn the trust of the nation we serve.”
With optimism and resolve, Ghana embarks on this new chapter, reaffirming its dedication to law and order. The charge has been given, the leadership is in place, and the work begins now—to strengthen the institution that stands as the pillar of security and justice for all.
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