Denkyira traditional council calls for removal of police commander and DCE
The Denkyira Traditional Council has called on the government to urgently, remove the Central North Police Commander, DCOP Abraham Acquaye and Mr Isaac Nsiah, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Upper Denkyira West from their respective offices. The post Denkyira traditional council calls for removal of police commander and DCE appeared first on Ghana Business News .
The Denkyira Traditional Council has publicly demanded the immediate removal of the Central North Police Commander, Abraham Acquaye, and the Upper Denkyira West District Chief Executive, Isaac Nsiah, from their positions. This call for action was prompted by the council's belief that both officials' actions have threatened the peace and stability of Denkyira.
The council accused the Central North Police Commander of supporting the Dunkwahene, Obeng Nuako III, against the will of the Denkyira Omanhene, which they claim undermines traditional leadership. They also alleged that the DCE had improperly interfered in chieftaincy matters, potentially exacerbating tensions within the region.
The Denkyira Gyaasehene, Barima Siaw Panin III, made these allegations during a press conference in Dunkwa, urging the government to act swiftly on their demands. The council emphasized their commitment to peace and urged government officials, especially those responsible for security and local administration, to collaborate with traditional leaders to maintain harmony.
The council remains steadfast in its dedication to safeguarding the integrity and authority of Denkyira's traditional leadership, but firmly insists that swift government intervention is necessary to resolve the current issues.
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