Police administration is doing a yeoman’s job – President Mahama

President John Mahama has lauded the efforts of the present Police administration, headed by Superintendent of Police Tetteh Yuhuno, for enhancing public safety and reducing criminal activities in Ghana. Speaking at the inauguration of an 85-bed ward complex at the Police Hospital in Accra, Mahama expressed his gratitude to the officers and emphasized the government's commitment to providing the necessary resources for the administration to carry out its duties effectively.

He lauded the police for their commendable job in combating crime, noting the decrease in highway robberies and unresolved murders. Mahama assured the police administration that the government would continue to support them with the required logistics to ensure their continued success. He also announced the termination of the Police Hospital expansion contract, citing delays and cost overruns, and stated that the government would bear the responsibility of completing the project, with a provision of GH¢200 million in the 2027 Budget to ensure the facility is operational by the end of the year.