In a move to strengthen the country’s internal security, Minister for the Interior Alhaji Muntaka Muhammed-Mubarak paid a visit to the Ghana Prisons Service as part of his familiarization tour of agencies under the ministry. This visit marked a significant step in understanding the challenges faced by the service and exploring ways to enhance public safety and security.
During his visit, the minister attended a durbar with officers at the Headquarters in Accra, where he engaged with them to identify key issues and challenges affecting the service. He also inspected the Prisons guard of honor and held a closed-door meeting with the Prison Directorate and Officers to discuss potential solutions.
The Director General of Prisons, Mr. Isaac Egyir, expressed optimism that the interaction would yield positive results. Minister Muntaka Muhammed-Mubarak pledged to ensure the service is well-resourced and supported, emphasizing its crucial role in national development.
As a seasoned politician with extensive experience in parliamentary affairs, Minister Muntaka Muhammed-Mubarak is well-equipped to tackle the challenges facing the Ghana Prisons Service. His commitment to enhancing public safety and security is evident in his efforts to deepen collaboration between the Ministry and officers. This visit marks the beginning of a new era of cooperation and development for the Ghana Prisons Service.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
