For Being An Informant, The Police Agency Pays Me GHC 10,000

In a video tape that was leaked, Bugri Naabu, the former Northern Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), acknowledged working for the Ghana Police Service. Police service pays me GH₵‎10k for being an informant – Bugri Naabu admits in leaked video He claims that in order to encourage him to work more, the law enforcement organization pays him because he acts as an informant. In the video that has been circulating online, an unnamed person said that Naabu was employed by Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, the Inspector-General of Police. Chairman... " You informed us that you were not receiving anything from Dampare, but after our inquiry, we discovered that Dampare is paying you. He is paying you 10,000 Ghana Cedis," the man said to Naabu. Then, in an effort to clear the air, he disputed the charge and said that, rather than the IGP, it is the Ghana Police Service that pays him. "Don't tell me he pays me 10,000 Ghana Cedis; he doesn't pay me; the police do..." I don't know; the police pay me GH 10,000 for the security work I perform in my capacity as paramount chief, and they tell me that when there is a problem, I report it to them, Naabu added. The third recording to be leaked comes after two others, the first of which is presently being looked at by parliament. In the two films that were leaked, some senior police officers were pleading with Bugri Naabu for help in ousting the present IGP. The police administration detained the officers who were mentioned in the leaked video of a plot to remove the IGP on Thursday, September 8, 2023. In connection with the audio tape that is the focus of Parliament's investigation, "The Police Service has interdicted Commissioner of Police (COP) Mr. George Alex Mensah, Superintendent Mr. Emmanuel Eric Gyebi, and Superintendent Mr. George Lysander Asare. According to police, "the interdiction is to make way for disciplinary proceedings into their conduct in line with Police Service regulations." The police again issued a statement to delay the officers' interdiction the following day, on Friday, September 8, 2023, claiming that doing so would jeopardize the current investigation by the parliamentary ad hoc committee. Other stories Biography of Dr. Osei Kwame: Real name, age, net worth, cars, homes, marriages, children, etc. Why I chose England over Ghana, according to Eddie Nketiah In Bono, the Asantehene has the power to promote a chief to the Omanhene position; Obiri Boahen opposes Dormaahene. Jail me for life if I’m not able to lead you to 3 govt officials with $100m at their homes – Kusi-Poku challenges OSP NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY EXTENDS GRATITUDE TO STAKEHOLDERS FOR EXEMPLARY SPECIAL ELECTORAL COLLEGE ELECTION.