THE Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has pledged urgent reforms and resource allocation to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), stressing that Ghana cannot afford to remain unprepared for emergencies. "We cannot continue to do things the way we do them.
If we do, then God forbid, the day something major hits us, we will have ourselves to blame," he warned during a working visit to NADMO in Accra on Wednesday.
Expressing concern over the state of NADMO's infrastructure during a working visit to its headquarters in Accra on Wednesday, he described the facility as "crying for renovation" and promised to push for immediate improvements. "It's such a shame that as I entered the building, I realised that the building itself is in dire need of renovation.
And that's one thing we need to prioritise," he said.
