Dr Dampare breaks silence after his removal and COP Yohuno’s appointment as IGP

He is particularly grateful for the opportunity to serve in the Ghana Police Service for the past 35 years, rising through the ranks from a General Constable to Inspector-General of Police, becoming the youngest Commissioner of Police as well as the youngest IGP in the Fourth Republic.

His many years in the service gave him the opportunity to serve as Director-General of almost all departments, including a record two stints as DG/Welfare and DG/Administration. He remains grateful to the Police Management Board (POMAB) as well as the rank and file and wishes everyone well.

Being appointed as Inspector-General of Police, the highest rank attainable for any police officer, gave him an incredible opportunity to serve. The contributions made by the rank and file of the Ghana Police Service to security, law, and order during his tenure have been enormous.

He wishes to express his continued dedication to Ghana, our beloved country, and his willingness to serve the nation he loves. Having served the Ghana Police Service for 35 out of his nearly 55 years of life with an unblemished record, he remains energetic, committed, and enthusiastic about serving his nation with discipline, honour, and integrity.