Bani, Kipo, DCOP Razak, COP Kofi Boakye grab security posts

In a strategic move to enhance Ghana’s national security, President John Dramani Mahama has announced the appointment of key individuals to pivotal roles within the country’s security apparatus.
The appointments signal the government’s determination to fortify the nation’s security framework and ensure the safety and well-being of all citizens.

Bani named national security advisor

Prosper Douglas Bani, a seasoned public servant and former Chief of Staff, has been appointed as National Security Advisor to the President.
With his previous role as Minister for the Interior, Mr. Bani brings invaluable experience in managing complex security issues and providing strategic counsel.
His appointment underscores the administration’s focus on leveraging seasoned expertise in addressing the nation’s security challenges.

DCOP Abdul-Osman Razak – National Security Coordinator
DCOP Abdul-Osman Razak has been tasked with the critical role of National Security Coordinator.
In this capacity, he will ensure that all national security initiatives are cohesive and strategically aligned.
His leadership is expected to strengthen inter-agency collaboration and improve the effectiveness of Ghana’s overall security strategy.

COP Nathan Kofi Boakye (Retired) to lead operations
Retired Commissioner of Police Nathan Kofi Boakye has been appointed Director of Operations at the Presidency.
Known for his operational acumen during his tenure with the Ghana Police Service, COP Boakye will oversee the operational readiness and effectiveness of Ghana’s security agencies.
His role will include ensuring seamless coordination in addressing pressing security concerns.

Charles Kipo to Head NIB
Charles Kipo has been named Director General of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB).
His appointment highlights the administration’s commitment to enhancing intelligence gathering and analysis as a cornerstone of national security.
These appointments reflect President Mahama’s commitment to reinforcing Ghana’s security framework.
A statement from the government emphasized the importance of these roles in addressing contemporary security challenges and fostering a safe environment for all Ghanaians.