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GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years

THE Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has held a pullout ceremony in honour of the Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of Finance and Administration, DCG Evelyn Lolonyo Lotsu, following her retirement after 33 years of service to the country. The ceremony featured a colourful farewell parade and a formal pullout to mark her exit from active service, … The post GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows…

GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) recently held a farewell ceremony for DCG Evelyn Lolonyo Lotsu, marking her retirement after a 33-year career. The event included a festive parade and formal withdrawal, attended by the Minister of the Interior, the GIS Commissioner, fellow officials, diplomatic representatives, and guests. Lotsu joined the service in 1993 and was honored with a citation, a TV set, groceries, and GH¢50,000 cash.

DCG Lotsu conveyed her gratitude to God, the President, the GIS Council, management, and colleagues for their support. She described the service as her home, providing her with more than a career, including friendships, experiences, and cherished memories. DCG Lotsu acknowledged the diplomatic corps' support and expressed appreciation to her family for their love and understanding, which helped her manage her duties.

Reflecting on her retirement, she expressed gratitude for the experiences and relationships, apologizing to anyone she may have offended during her service, and thanked her former superiors for guidance.

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