The Bissa Development Association (BDA) has happily congratulated DCOI Samuel Basintale Amadu, one of its respected members. He was recently appointed as the Comptroller of the Ghana Immigration Service. DCOI Amadu has worked for the Ghana Immigration Service for 31 years and has done an excellent job. He received this important appointment on Friday, which marks a big achievement in his amazing career serving the public.
DCOI Amadu has been a member of the BDA for a long time. He has steadily moved up in ranks at the immigration service. The BDA is very proud of this. They said in a statement, "We are extremely proud of DCOI Samuel Basintale Amadu for being appointed as the Comptroller+General of the Ghana Immigration Service. He really deserves it."
The BDA added, "His 31 years of loyal service and strong commitment to being the best have made him exceptionally ready for this important leadership position. This appointment recognizes his professional successes and brings honor to the whole Bissa community. We fully believe he will use his great experience and creative vision to strengthen Ghana's immigration policies and border security."
People expect that DCOI Basintale's promotion to this important security position will improve Ghana's border management systems and immigration policies and strengthen international cooperation on migration issues. His appointment comes at a time when Bissas hope to see more of their fellow Bissas playing important roles in the Mahama administration.
DCOI Basintale was born in Bawku in the Upper East Region on April 17, 1972. He started working for the Ghana Immigration Service on September 1, 1993. During his 30-year career, he has supervised border security operations, implemented modern immigration policies, and strengthened international cooperation on migration issues.
The BDA thanked President Mahama for noticing the talents within the Bissa community. They said, "The Bissa Development Association is deeply grateful to President John Mahama for recognizing the talents and abilities within our community. These appointments show the important contributions Bissas continues to make to national development."
The BDA celebrates these appointments. It humbly asks the President to consider giving more qualified Bissas positions in his government. It says, "Our community has many skilled professionals ready to serve Ghana with honor and integrity."
DCOI Amadu has been a member of the BDA for a long time. He has steadily moved up in ranks at the immigration service. The BDA is very proud of this. They said in a statement, "We are extremely proud of DCOI Samuel Basintale Amadu for being appointed as the Comptroller+General of the Ghana Immigration Service. He really deserves it."
The BDA added, "His 31 years of loyal service and strong commitment to being the best have made him exceptionally ready for this important leadership position. This appointment recognizes his professional successes and brings honor to the whole Bissa community. We fully believe he will use his great experience and creative vision to strengthen Ghana's immigration policies and border security."
People expect that DCOI Basintale's promotion to this important security position will improve Ghana's border management systems and immigration policies and strengthen international cooperation on migration issues. His appointment comes at a time when Bissas hope to see more of their fellow Bissas playing important roles in the Mahama administration.
DCOI Basintale was born in Bawku in the Upper East Region on April 17, 1972. He started working for the Ghana Immigration Service on September 1, 1993. During his 30-year career, he has supervised border security operations, implemented modern immigration policies, and strengthened international cooperation on migration issues.
The BDA thanked President Mahama for noticing the talents within the Bissa community. They said, "The Bissa Development Association is deeply grateful to President John Mahama for recognizing the talents and abilities within our community. These appointments show the important contributions Bissas continues to make to national development."
The BDA celebrates these appointments. It humbly asks the President to consider giving more qualified Bissas positions in his government. It says, "Our community has many skilled professionals ready to serve Ghana with honor and integrity."
