A seven-member committee has been established to review recruitment processes in various security services, aiming to ensure fairness and transparency, while eliminating partisan political affiliations that have characterised past recruitments.
It is composed of seasoned professionals with extensive experience in security administration, public service, and legal expertise, chaired by Mr Yaw Akrasi Sarpong. • Mr Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka (third from left, front row) with the committee members Other members were Commissioner of Police (Rtd) Mr Bright Oduro; Deputy Comptroller of Immigration (Rtd) Mr Eric Afari, Former Deputy Director of Prisons, Mr Ben Lartey.
The rest are legal practitioner, Madam Elsie Appau; Mr Alexander Twum-Barimah (Secretary to the Committee) and former Deputy Chief Fire Officer of the Ghana Fire Service, Mr Kwesi Adutwum.
The Minister of the Interior, Mr Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, who inaugurated the committee yesterday in Accra, said the committee had two weeks to submit its findings and recommendations to the Ministry.
