President Nana Addo Dankwa has emphasized the need to dispel sentiments related to land litigation and chieftaincy issues that can potentially escalate communal conflicts, thereby jeopardizing the peace and stability of the country. In his State of the Nation Address, the President highlighted the importance of not taking the territorial integrity of the nation for granted, particularly in the face of rising extremist threats experienced by neighboring countries.
He made the called in the state of the nation address, in espousing on his stewardship to the nation in the parliament house
The President acknowledged that, by the grace of the Almighty, Ghana remains the only coastal state along the Gulf of Guinea that has not yet experienced a terrorist attack. He attributed the prevailing peace and security in the country to deliberate policies, planning, and the dedicated efforts of the security services.
Despite the financial investments required for security, President Nana Addo Dankwa stressed that ensuring peace and security is the primary responsibility of the state. The government has significantly expanded the Armed Forces and other security agencies, paying careful attention to their welfare and improving their accommodation and physical environment.
The President underscored the importance of addressing the security concerns of citizens in their daily lives, particularly focusing on the safety of streets, homes, and communities. He praised the Ghana Police Service for its lead role in maintaining peace and security, noting their increased visibility on the streets and improved equipment. Additionally, he highlighted the impressive transformation of the Police Headquarters in Accra as a testament to the changing image of the police force.
As the government remains committed to enhancing security measures, President Nana Addo Dankwa urged citizens to cooperate in fostering a safe environment for future generations. For further inquiries, AYM Kukah can be reached via email at kukahalexander7@gmail.com.
