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Police commend Kpando MCE for rehabilitating and handing over district headquarters

The Ghana Police Service has commended the Kpando Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Killian Donkor, for rehabilitating and handing over the Kpando Police District Headquarters to the Service. The rehabilitated facility was officially commissioned and handed over to the Kpando Police District Command on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Deputy Volta North Regional Police Commander, ACP Cuthbert […]

Police commend Kpando MCE for rehabilitating and handing over district headquarters

The Ghana Police Service has lauded Kpando Municipal Chief Executive, Killian Donkor, for his efforts in rehabilitating the Kpando Police District Headquarters and subsequently transferring it to the Police Service. Deputy Volta North Regional Police Commander, ACP Cuthbert Aapengnuo, expressed his gratitude to Donkor for his contribution towards enhancing policing and security operations in the municipality.

He further encouraged other stakeholders to follow suit and aid in improving the working conditions and operational capacity of the Police Service. Donkor has also announced plans to construct additional police stations on secured lands within the municipality, with the aim of broadening police presence and enhancing security coverage across Kpando.

Deputy ACP Aapengnuo assured the residents that the Police Service would maintain the rehabilitated facility and continue its efforts to ensure peace and security in the area.

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