The General Officer Commanding the Ghana Armed Forces Northern Command, Brigadier General Worlanyo Agbebo, has appealed for closer working ties among state security personnel stationed at Ghana's northern borders. He highlighted their collective role in national security.
Brigadier General Agbebo made this call during an inspection of key border posts. This visit was part of the Armed Forces' regular long-range border assessment exercises.
The commanding officer emphasized the importance of interagency collaboration. This partnership is crucial for effectively combating various forms of cross-border crime.
He stated that strengthening relationships between different security bodies is vital. This unity will enhance their ability to safeguard the nation's frontiers.
The move comes as security agencies face increasing challenges along the borders. These challenges include smuggling and the movement of illicit goods.
Brigadier General Agbebo underscored that border security is a shared responsibility. All involved agencies must work hand-in-hand to achieve this objective.
The General Officer's remarks signal a renewed focus on a unified approach to national defense and security management.
Further steps are expected to be taken to implement these collaborative strategies.