US EditionNo 48 ‘Terrorists’ arrested – Police, Ghana Immigration debunk claims
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No terrorists arrested, no blame games - Police, Immigration refute alleged claims - Ghana Business News
The Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service, have refuted claims that they are blaming each other over the whereabouts of some 48 alleged terrorists.
No blame games in alleged arrest terrorists - Police, Immigration
The Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service, have refuted claims that they are blaming each other over the whereabouts of some 48 alleged terrorists. A statement jointly issued and signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police Grace Ansah-Akrofi, Director of Public Affairs and Chief Superintendent of Immigration Micheal Amoako-Atta, Head…
Disregard ‘48 Alleged Terrorist’ Publication – Police, GIS
The Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service have responded to media publications alleging that there is a blame game between the two state security institutions over the whereabouts of the 48 alleged terrorists. In a joint statement, the two institutions implored the public to disregard media publications saying the publication is false. “No supposed terrorists have been arrested by the police and the Ghana Immigration Service. And th…
No 48 ‘Terrorists’ arrested – Police, Ghana Immigration debunk claims
Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) have debunked claims of the whereabouts of some 48 alleged terrorists.In a joint statement, they said “No supposed terrorists have been arrested by the Police and the Ghana Immigration Service, and there is certainly no blame game going...
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