The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has deployed 20 new metro guards to beef up security in the city. The recruits, who received their certificates recently, are now part of the AMA's security team.
Metro Guards Take to the Streets
The AMA has issued a stern warning to the new recruits against extortion and misconduct. According to a statement, the recruits will be expected to maintain high standards of professionalism and integrity in the discharge of their duties. Patrick Quaye, Emmanuel Apenteng, Eric Asiedu, Zillah Amarteifio, Evans Yamoah, Isaac Amoah, Bright Ahiable, Theophilus Kpakpo Allotey, Irene Owoo, and Daniel Tagoe are among the 20 new metro guards.
Expectations High for New Recruits
The AMA has high expectations from the new recruits. With their deployment, the city's residents can expect to see a more visible and effective security presence. The new recruits will be expected to work closely with the existing security team to maintain law and order in the city. The AMA has also emphasized the importance of community policing and has called on the residents to report any instances of misconduct or extortion.
A New Era for City Security
The deployment of the new metro guards marks a significant milestone in the AMA's efforts to improve security in the city. With the new recruits on board, the AMA is confident that the city will be safer and more secure. The AMA has also called on the residents to cooperate with the security team and report any suspicious activities. The new recruits are expected to make a positive impact on the city's security landscape.
The deployment of the new metro guards is a significant step towards improving security in Accra. The AMA's efforts to recruit and train new security personnel are a testament to the city's commitment to providing a safe and secure environment for its residents. With the new recruits on board, the city can expect to see a more effective and visible security presence.
Source: 3News
