The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has stated that none of its officers will be stationed at polling centres during the upcoming elections.
In a statement signed by Brigadier General Eric Aggrey Quashie, Director General of the Department of Public Affairs, the GAF said the role of the military will be limited to standby support, with the Ghana Police Service (GPS) taking the lead on election security.
“As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining national security and peace during this critical democratic exercise, GAF wishes to reiterate that no military personnel will be stationed at any polling station. GAF’s presence will be limited to standby support, with the primary responsibility for election security remaining with the Ghana Police Service (GPS).
“The military will only be deployed upon request by the GPS. This collaborative approach ensures that the
Elections proceed smoothly and peacefully while law and order are maintained.
“The military’s role, as outlined, will be limited to standby support, with the Ghana Police Service (GPS) taking the lead in ensuring security at polling stations.
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