Security agencies in Ghana have assured they are fully prepared to maintain peace and security ahead of the 2024 general elections.
Inspector General of Police Dr. George Akuffo-Dampare said the police and other security services are ready to play their role in protecting the country during the polls.
"The security agencies are ready for the elections, ready to keep the peace, ready to secure the country and ensure law and order," Dr Dampare affirmed in a speech delivered at an election preparation program organized by the Trades Union Congress in Accra.
The IGP emphasized that security agencies have made the necessary plans and arrangements to adequately police all polling stations and flashpoints across Ghana.
“But all that we have to do as citizens is to play our part, and all other stakeholders must do is to play their part," he noted.
Dr. Dampare stressed the need for maturity, patriotism, and humanity among all Ghanaians before, during and after the elections.
“If we are able to operate on this principle, we will see that our duty in this whole election process is a simple civic process that is enjoyable," the IGP said.
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