"We Are Not Panicking, We Only Need Your Support" - Ministry of National Security To Ghanaians

The Ministry of National Security is calling on Ghanaians to release every vital information they have as it prepares for any possible terrorist attack on the country.

According to the Ministry of National Security, without a collective effort, the country will not be able to deal with the issue.

Addressing Journalists in Accra on Sunday, the Deputy National Security Coordinator, Edward Kweku Asomani, said "We will reduce the threat of an attack on our country. We are a proud nation, proud people and we have robust security and intelligence architecture but it is not complete when Ghanaians are not fully on-board with us"

"That is why we are here today, we are seeking the support of all Ghanaians, we are not panicking, we are on top of the situation but we need the help of everybody in our jurisdiction"

He added that no information is unnecessary adding that Ghanaians should report to the nearest police station any happenings in the locality.

"This is a bit unusual, report it. We are launching this campaign on Tuesday with the 999 number, and all the police handles (Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) will be activated. When you call, you don't need to identify yourself. You can go to the DCE or Chiefs or anyone in Authority in your locality and report"

He further stressed that if such information is shared, it will help reduce the risk the country will likely face.

Mr. Asomani revealed that patrol officers have been dispatched to guide unapproved routes adding that wrong-doers will not be able to use such stress.

"Say something, if you see something" he concluded.

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Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith