President John Mahama has charged the newly appointed Comptroller General of the Ghana Immigration Service, DCI Samuel Basintale Amadu, with stepping up efforts to combat human trafficking and transnational crimes.
Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony for newly appointed security chiefs, President Mahama emphasized the growing threat of human trafficking and the need for stricter surveillance measures to curb the menace. He stressed that the Immigration Service must play a pivotal role in safeguarding Ghana’s borders and preventing illegal activities such as human and drug trafficking.
The President also highlighted the importance of collaboration between security agencies, calling for stronger inter-agency coordination to effectively dismantle criminal networks.
Furthermore, he assured security personnel of the government’s full support, pledging to provide the necessary resources to enhance their operational capacity and improve national security. The directive underscores the administration’s commitment to addressing security challenges and strengthening border control mechanisms.
