Military Leaders Meet New Defence Minister Omane Boamah.
Ghana's top military officers met with the new Defence Minister on Monday. Dr. Edward Omane Boamah took over the role recently.
General Thomas Oppong-Peprah, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), led the meeting in Accra. Other security chiefs also attended.
Gen. Oppong-Peprah congratulated Dr. Omane Boamah. He promised the military's support to protect Ghana.
The CDS said the armed forces are ready to defend the country by land, sea, and air. He stressed the need for the military and civilians to work together.
Dr. Omane Boamah thanked the officers for their visit. He vowed to tackle issues like soldier housing and equipment.
The minister praised the military for keeping Ghana peaceful. He wants to help the armed forces meet their goals.
Mr. Lawoetey Tettey and Lt. Gen. Joseph Prince Osei Owusu were among the top officials present. Air Commodore Edward Kwasi Gyamfi also attended the meeting.
The Defence Ministry and military leaders plan to cooperate closely. They want to keep Ghana safe and stable.
Ghana's top military officers met with the new Defence Minister on Monday. Dr. Edward Omane Boamah took over the role recently.
General Thomas Oppong-Peprah, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), led the meeting in Accra. Other security chiefs also attended.
Gen. Oppong-Peprah congratulated Dr. Omane Boamah. He promised the military's support to protect Ghana.
The CDS said the armed forces are ready to defend the country by land, sea, and air. He stressed the need for the military and civilians to work together.
Dr. Omane Boamah thanked the officers for their visit. He vowed to tackle issues like soldier housing and equipment.
The minister praised the military for keeping Ghana peaceful. He wants to help the armed forces meet their goals.
Mr. Lawoetey Tettey and Lt. Gen. Joseph Prince Osei Owusu were among the top officials present. Air Commodore Edward Kwasi Gyamfi also attended the meeting.
The Defence Ministry and military leaders plan to cooperate closely. They want to keep Ghana safe and stable.
