We'll prioritise initiatives to promote peace, security - Ablekuma North MCE assures residents
The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ablekuma North, Adamu Musa Kalamu, has assured residents that the Assembly will continue to prioritise initiatives that promote peace and security for all in the municipality.
He said that was one of the keys to improving development and progress, which will enhance the well-being of everyone.
Mr Kalamu gave the assurance at the passing-out ceremony for community police and fire service assistants after weeks of training under the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) programme.
The event was held at the forecourt of the Assembly at Dansoman, Sharp Curve, in the Greater Accra Region.
Event
It marks the successful completion of their training and formal placement to support the Ghana Police Service and the Ghana National Fire Service in ensuring security, safety and emergency response within the municipality.
In attendance were key dignitaries, including the Municipal Coordinating Director, Vera Akuffo-Mante; the Greater Accra Regional Director of YEA, Alhaji Mohammed Juda; the Odorkor Divisional Police Commander, the Kaneshie Divisional Police Commander, the Ghana National Fire Service District Commander, the Presiding Member of the Ablekuma North Assembly, Ibrahim Sulley, and all Assembly members of the municipality.
Significant step
Mr Kalamu said the passing-out ceremony marked another significant step towards strengthening security and safety within the municipality.
He said it was also in line with the assembly’s vision of building a safer and more secure community for all residents.
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Ablekuma North, Ewurabena Aubynn, who also spoke at the event, commended the Assembly for its continuous commitment to enhancing community security and safety.
She encouraged the recruits to serve with dedication, discipline and integrity, stressing the importance of their roles in safeguarding lives and property.
