Peter Toobu calls for secured tenure for IGP and Security Chiefs

Member of Parliament for Wa West, Peter Toobu, has emphasized the importance of establishing secure tenure for the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and other security chiefs to enhance stability within Ghana's law enforcement agencies.

He argued that fixed terms for these positions would foster accountability and allow leaders to implement long-term strategies without the fear of abrupt dismissal.

Toobu suggested that such measures could improve the overall effectiveness of security operations, ultimately benefiting public safety.

He also highlighted the need for a robust framework that supports these leaders in executing their duties while maintaining public trust in law enforcement institutions.

This call reflects ongoing discussions about reforming police governance to better meet contemporary security challenges in Ghana.