Mahama Urges Ghana Police to Prioritize Professionalism and Public Trust

Ghanaian President Addresses Police Concerns: A Call for Swift Action and Professionalism Accra, Ghana – President John Dramani Mahama recently addressed the Ghana Police Council, issuing a strong call for improved professionalism and efficiency in addressing public grievances. His speech comes amidst growing concerns about politicization and unfair practices within the police force. "The Ghana Police Service must be a beacon of integrity," Mahama stated, highlighting issues such as arbitrary promotions and breaches of professional conduct that have eroded public trust. He acknowledged the frustrations felt by both officers and citizens, stating, "Many of your officers feel sidelined and demoralized, and many citizens feel unheard and unprotected." President Mahama charged the council to act swiftly and impartially, emphasizing the need to restore trust within the service and between the service and the public. The President's address signals a commitment to reform and improve the relationship between the police and the Ghanaian people, offering a hopeful outlook for the future of law enforcement in the country.