Full List of Ghana Police Reassignments

In all, 11 reassignments were made according to a statement signed by the Director-General of Police Public Affairs, ACP David Eklu.

The statement said Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, Director General of Police Operations, will now head the Police Research and Planning Department.

He is to be replaced immediately by the Eastern Regional Police Commander, DCOP Simon Afeku.

Rev. David Nenyi Ampah-Benin, Central Regional Commander is now the Director-General of Police Special Duties.

The massive shake-up in the police service comes on the back of calls from the public for more police action in the face of a surge in armed robbery cases in the country, particularly day-light robberies.

 

Below is the full list of the reassignments:  

No.	Name	Old position	New position
1	COP/Dr. George Akuffo Dampare	Director-General/Operations	Director-General/Research and Planning
2	COP Christian Tette Yohunu	Director-General/Special duties	Director-General/Police Intelligence
3	COP/Rev. David Nenyi Ampah-Benin	Central Regional Commander	Director-General/Special Duties
4	DCOP/Mr. George Tuffuor	Tema Regional Commander	Volta Regional Commander
5	DCOP/Mr. Simon Afeku	Eastern Regional Commander	Director-General/Operations
6	DCOP/Mr. Paul Manly Awuni	Director-General/Private Security Operations	Central Regional Commander
7	DCOP/Mr. Alphonse Adu Amankwa	Commander in charge of Central Motor Traffic and Transport Unit (MTTU), Accra Region	Regional Commander/Eastern Region
8	DCOP Nana Asomah Hinneh	Volta Regional Commander	Tema Regional Commander
9	ACP/Mr. Anderson Fosu Achaah,	Commander of the Police Academy	Commander in charge of the Central Motor Traffic and Transport Unit (MTTU), Accra Region
10	ACP/Dr. Sayibu Pabi Garibu,	Police Intelligence and Professional Standards Bureau (PIPS)	Director, National Operations
11	ACP/Mr. Eric Winful	National Operations	Project Unit, Police Headquarters

Robbers on rampage

Mobile money vendors and forex bureaux appear to be most the targeted in the recent operations of the robbers.

On Tuesday, there were two robbery attacks in the North Kaneshie area which left some persons injured.

A Lebanese businessman was on Wednesday shot and killed by a group of armed robbers in broad daylight at the Tema Industrial Area after he withdrew some amount of money from a bank. The robbers made away with GH¢200,000 in that operation.

There have also been a number of robbery attacks in some parts of Accra and Koforidua in recent days.

Source: Citifmonline