President Mahama appoints new heads for Fire, Prisons and Immigration

Former President John Dramani Mahama has appointed new leadership for key security agencies in Ghana, specifically the Fire Service, Prison Service, and Immigration Service. The changes come as part of a broader strategy to enhance public safety and security within the country. The newly appointed heads include Assistant Chief Fire Officer Edwin Ekow Blankson, who will lead the Ghana National Fire Service; Commissioner of Prisons Isaac Kofi Aidoo, taking over the Ghana Prison Service; and Deputy Commissioner of Immigration Kwame Asuah Takyi, now heading the Ghana Immigration Service.

These appointments are expected to bring fresh perspectives and effective management strategies to their respective organizations, addressing challenges in these critical sectors. Officials expressed confidence that these leaders will implement necessary reforms and promote efficiency in their operations. The transitions signal a commitment to strengthening national security frameworks while ensuring that each agency meets its objectives effectively in serving the public.