GHANAIAN TIMES

The Times also reports on its back page that the Inspector- General of Police (IGP), Mr Peter nanfuri, has assured the public that the police will clamp down on criminals. The paper says the assurance was given at a press conference yesterday at which the IGP expressed concern over the spate of lawlessness in the country and assured the public of the determination of the police to clamp down on all criminals and law breakers. Mr Nanfuri said far from the con stitution guaranteeing the freedom of the citizenry, it had rather becaome the excuse for lawlessness and indiscipline. “Freedom is being interpreted to mean licence and the law abiding appears to be at the mercy of the criminal and the anarchist,” he noted. The IGP said his administration was in consultation with other security agencies and the metropolitan, municipal and district assemblies and it was time to take a more effective measures to protect the law-abiding, the weak children and the aged. GRi

You may like

Peter Turkson

Ghana’s Peter Turkson among key contenders as Vatican eyes next pope

Chop bar

Foreign aid fails Ghana’s chop bar workers, new findings reveal

Qatar opens Quran centre in Accra

Qatar-funded Al-Mustafa Mosque opens in Accra as new centre for worship and Quranic studies

Ghana military leaders in Zimbabwe

Ghana military delegation tours Zimbabwe’s model waste facility

Ghana's economy is recovering

Ghana’s inflation eases again as stronger cedi boosts economic recovery

Ekperikpe Ekpo

Nigeria’s Ekpo elected to lead West African gas pipeline committee, vows to prioritise Ghana’s supply needs

Public notice
WP Radio
WP Radio
OFFLINE LIVE