We won’t tolerate misuse, waste, or indiscipline – Mahama warns security services

President John Mahama has warned against the misuse of state resources, saying his government will not tolerate waste, indiscipline or the abuse of assets meant for national security.

The warning was issued on Thursday, January 8, when the President presented 100 pickup vehicles to the Ghana Police Service at the Police Headquarters.

He said all resources given to the security services must produce clear and measurable benefits for the people of Ghana.

“We won’t tolerate misuse, waste, or indiscipline,” President Mahama said, adding that “every resource provided for national security must deliver real value to the Ghanaian people.”

President Mahama reaffirmed his government’s commitment to improving the capacity of the security services but stressed that this must come with professionalism and accountability.

“As we strengthen capacity, we are equally committed to professionalism and accountability,” he said.

He explained that enhancing national security goes beyond supplying equipment and logistics and also requires responsible use of public funds, ethical behaviour and discipline within the security agencies.

The President said the government remains committed to protecting public resources and ensuring that spending on national security leads to improved public safety and lasting national stability…CONTINUE MORE READING>>>