The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has promoted 13 senior police officers in recognition of their courage, professionalism, and outstanding service to the nation.

The promotions were announced on Wednesday, December 24 at a special decoration ceremony held at the National Police Headquarters, as part of the Police Administration’s policy of rewarding dedication and sacrifice within the Service.

Addressing officers at the ceremony, the IGP said the decision to elevate the affected personnel was based on their perseverance, resilience, and exceptional commitment in the discharge of their duties, noting that such qualities were critical to effective policing and public trust.

He explained that the move was also intended to reinforce discipline and integrity across the Service, assuring personnel that diligence and professionalism would not go unnoticed under his leadership. 

Mr Yohuno urged all police officers to remain committed to their responsibilities and to uphold the highest standards of conduct in serving the nation, stressing that the Ghana Police Service would continue to recognise and reward excellence in the line of duty.

The ceremony was attended by senior officers and officials of the Police Administration, who commended the promoted officers and encouraged others to emulate their example.