The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr George Akuffo Dampare, has reaffirmed the police service's commitment to maintaining the current state of peace in the nation.

Dr Dampare stated that police personnel are dedicated to risking their lives to ensure peace during the upcoming December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections.

“As long as there is Ghana, we the police service will continue to put our lives on the line to ensure that our country which is our beloved country continues to enjoy peace and continue to be at peace with itself," the IGP said.

Inspector General of Police made the statement during the inauguration ceremony of a new brick modular police station in Kwahu Asakraka in Eastern Region.

Dr. Dampare reiterated this commitment during the inauguration ceremony of a new modular brick police station in Kwahu Asakraka in the Eastern Region.

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who also chairs the police council, praised the introduction of the modern modular police station, marking a departure from conventional sand block structures.

He emphasized the government’s dedication to modernizing and enhancing both the infrastructure and personnel of the police service to support its transformative agenda for improving peace and security nationwide.

Nana Somuah Mireku Nyampong III, Chief of Kwahu Asakraka, commended the IGP for establishing the police station in the community, stating that it will enhance security and improve the safety of the people.