The Minister for the Interior, Mr Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, has commended the Ghana Police Service (GPS) for maintaining a high standard of professionalism and fairness, which manifested a free, fair and transparent process before, during and after the December 7 election.
He said the government is impressed by the measures put in place to ensure the security of electoral materials, polling stations, and the general public and urged them to continue to be objective in their conduct.
The Minister made this remark yesterday during a courtesy call on the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr George Akuffo Dampare, at the headquarters in Accra, to familiarise with the operations of the Service and gather first-hand information about the challenges and find a sustainable solution.
The Minister was accompanied by Mrs Doreen Annan, Chief Director of the Ministry; Mr Enok Amo Boadu, Director of Public Policy, Budget, Monitoring, and Evaluation; Madam Rebecca Asor Barden, Director of Human Resource Management; and Mr Ahmed Munir, Personal Assistant to the Minister.
