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Ghana President sneaks into Bawku without security
Ghana President John Dramani Mahama recently stormed into the troubled town of Bawku in the Upper East Region without his convoy and his assigned security and medical cover in what many security experts are now describing as a major security breach.
He was chauffeured around Bawku by a Deputy Minister of Education, who has no training in security matters and driving in highly sensitive areas.
The daily Searchlight said the President exposed himself without his trained security staff and even medical personnel being close by in case of any emergency. Many security experts have described the President’s conduct as amounting to recklessness.
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