Bawku Police Commander, ACP Kwaku Boadu Peprah says he is not worried about the recent death threats text messages against him.
He explains that the numerous messages will not in any way hinder his progress of work in ensuring that peace returns to Bawku.
ACP Kwaku Boadu Peprah made these statements when some unknown persons circulated notices threatening to kill him for preventing the Mamprusis from celebrating the Damba festival and also cancelling the funeral of their late chief.
But ACP Kwaku Boadu Peprah says though he has reported the case to the regional police commander, he will not be disturbed.
ACP Kwaku Boadu-Peprah says one person has been arrested in connection with death threats and will be will be arraigned before court.
Meanwhile, efforts to reach the Ministry of Interior to find out if they will transfer him or their action on the issue proved futile.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
GOVERNMENT EXPECTING BNI REPORT THIS WEEK
Government says it is expecting a report from the Bureau of National Investigation (BNI) on January 6, 2012 on circumstance that led a substance initially tested to be cocaine, turning into sodium bicarbonate later.
A statement signed by Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Deputy Minister of Information said the BNI was initially given seven days to complete its investigations by BNI requested for more time and government granted it.
The statement says the extension ends on January 6, 2012 so BNI will be expected to present its report to the President.
It would be recalled that on the 14th of December, 2011, government tasked the BNI to unravel the mystery surrounding how a substance suspected to be cocaine and handed over to an Accra Circuit Court turned into sodium bicarbonate.
The BNI had been given seven days to submit its report on whether the substance handed over to the court by the Police in September 2011, and which had since been in the custody of the court, was the same substance that was later presented to the Ghana Standards Board for testing.
The statement said government is not taking this matter lightly and that there is utmost determination to unravel the mystery and let justice prevail.
A statement signed by Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Deputy Minister of Information said the BNI was initially given seven days to complete its investigations by BNI requested for more time and government granted it.
The statement says the extension ends on January 6, 2012 so BNI will be expected to present its report to the President.
It would be recalled that on the 14th of December, 2011, government tasked the BNI to unravel the mystery surrounding how a substance suspected to be cocaine and handed over to an Accra Circuit Court turned into sodium bicarbonate.
The BNI had been given seven days to submit its report on whether the substance handed over to the court by the Police in September 2011, and which had since been in the custody of the court, was the same substance that was later presented to the Ghana Standards Board for testing.
The statement said government is not taking this matter lightly and that there is utmost determination to unravel the mystery and let justice prevail.
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