This article will discuss the alleged plan to remove George Akuffo-Dampare, the Inspector General of Police, before Ghana’s 2024 general election is revealed. According to a new disclosure by GhanaWeb, there are secret audio and video tapes showing Ghana senior police officers working with a member of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP). A growing body of evidence casts doubt on the reliability of the Ghanaian police, providing disturbing insight into the motives of these men. On July 11, 2023, GhanaWeb published a story revealing a 50-minute audio recording revealing a secret meeting between senior police officials and a PNP member identified only as Alhaji.
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The tape described his strategy to remove Dr. Dampare as Inspector General of Police. While this single revelation shocked the entire country, additional incriminating evidence subsequently came to light, revealing the full scope of the alleged plan. In addition to the audiotape, more video evidence has emerged that provides further insight into the operation of the alleged conspiracy. In one of the videos, Police Superintendent Asare vigorously promotes the group’s mission while speaking with a senior PNP member. Asare is making numerous accusations in an attempt to undermine the current IGP, implying that Dr. Dampare is biased against the NPP.
Asare’s insult, being a born rude, reportedly illustrates the level of hostility in the alleged scheme. Information about the scheme to remove the Inspector General of Police raises serious questions about the reliability and objectivity of law enforcement in Ghana. The police are needed to enforce the rules of justice, maintain law and order, and protect the public. Therefore, any attempt to overthrow the government or manipulate the system for personal gain betrays the people and threatens the foundations of democracy.
A thorough investigation must be conducted to confirm the validity of the evidence and hold individuals accountable for their actions in light of these serious allegations. The Ghana Police Service must act now to demonstrate its commitment to openness and integrity. The key is to ensure that the institution fulfills its responsibility to protect and serve the people of Ghana impartially, while being independent and free from political interference. The police force must fight for openness, accountability and remain committed to serving and protecting the people of Ghana. For more exciting news, keep reading PKB News.
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Source: HIS Education