All you need to know about the new Comptroller-General of Ghana Immigration Service Samuel Basintale Amadu

(DCOI) Samuel Basintale Amadu

The Deputy Commissioner of Immigration (DCOI) Samuel Basintale Amadu has been appointed as the new Comptroller-General of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), marking a significant milestone in Ghana’s immigration and border security leadership.

His appointment was announced on Friday, bringing to the helm a seasoned immigration officer with 31 years of dedicated service to the nation. As the new Comptroller-General, Mr. Amadu will oversee all operations of the Ghana Immigration Service, including border management, visa and permit issuance, enforcement of immigration laws, and coordination with international partners on migration matters.

His extensive experience in various strategic positions within the service positions him uniquely to address the complex immigration and security challenges facing Ghana in an increasingly interconnected world.

Below is the profile of Deputy Commissioner of Immigration (DCOI) Samuel Basintale Amadu, now elevated to lead one of Ghana’s critical security agencies.

Background and Education
Born on April 17, 1972, in Bawku in the Upper East Region of Ghana, Samuel Basintale Amadu began his educational journey at Ghana Secondary School (now Ghana Senior High School) in Tamale, Northern Region, where he completed his Ordinary and Advanced Level education.

His academic credentials include:

Career at Ghana Immigration Service
Mr. Amadu joined the Ghana Immigration Service on September 1, 1993, and has served in various capacities during his three-decade career:

Professional Expertise
As a senior immigration official, Mr. Amadu brings extensive knowledge in:

Professional Affiliations and Recognitions

Mr. Amadu is married with children and brings to his new role a wealth of experience in immigration management, border security, and international relations.

He is also a member of the Bissa Development Association (BDA)

Source: bissanews

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