He stated that threats of aggression in Ghana and the Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS) sub-region require real-time surveillance capabilities, firepower and communications to tackle.
These, he said, Mr Akufo-Addo has provided to equip the officers.
The Bimbilla lawmaker said these when President Akufo-Addo commissioned some 40 jeeps, 6 Toyota Van’s and 14 Toyota pickups for the Ghana armed forces at Burma camp, on Wednesday, October 27.
“The Ghana Armed Forces continues to benefit immensely under your government through various interventions to re-equip and retool, the Armed Forces to carry on with its mandate amidst threats of aggressions within the country and sub-region as a whole.
“Combating these threats requires real-time surveillance capability, high mobility forced protection, firepower and communication".
“This is exactly what you and your government have been doing for the Ghana Armed Forces from the first term as president till today.” Read Full Story
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