A prison officer working at the Nsawam Medium Security Prison has been interdicted. The decision was made due to allegations of smuggling banned items into the correctional facility.
The Ghana Prisons Service has confirmed the interdiction. This action follows initial reports and concerns raised about the alleged activities.
An internal investigation has been launched by the authorities. The purpose of this investigation is to uncover the full details of the allegations.
The investigation will determine the validity of the claims against the officer.
If found guilty, the officer will face disciplinary action. This could include dismissal from the service.
The interdiction highlights the ongoing efforts to maintain order and security within Ghana's prison system.
Preventing the flow of contraband is crucial for the safety of staff and inmates.
Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses, according to a Prisons Service spokesperson.