The Cry Of Community Police Assistants (CPA) – A Letter To The President

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As part of poverty alleviation and youth unemployment eradication, the president of the republic of Ghana, H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, through his flagship youth employment program had a contract with the youth to assist in various modules.

The security module was called, Community Police.

Just a few months to the end of the contract, the personnel in the community police are now crying unto the government to show compassion and renew their contract.

According to the concerned group, they have gained a lot of experience and need to be maintained to help mother Ghana.

Below is the release from the concern CPAs;

THE CRY OUT OF CONCERN COMMUNITY POLICE ASSISTANT

27/04/2020

immediate release

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AN APPEAL TO MR. PRESIDENT

We the concern/bereaved beneficiaries of YEA under the security module (community police assistant) extend our greetings to you and the central government, Mr. President H.E Nana Addo Dankwah Akufo Addo (Nana for short). Nana, we say *”mo ne yɛ”* in the continues fight and briefing given to the citizens of this country in this times of hardship.

We the CPAs across the country stand in the position of calling and appealing to the president to consider the good and hardworking CPAs across the country through all your able media stations and foundations across the country in airing out to the doorstep of the government.

CPAs we recruited and trained by the Ghana Police to assist them in accomplishing their goals and mission of becoming a well class Policing in fighting, protecting lives and properties, apprehending and prosecuting criminal offenders within our various communities. There are a lot of modules under the YEA, youths in Agric, youth in sports, youth in forestry, youth in artisans and now youth in schools-support module. All these beneficiaries can set up their own business when their contract ends with the knowledge acquired but on the side of CPAs, we can not set up any security agency or company on our own the knowledge that was acquired at our various Police Training Schools.

We have gained all the experiences over the years working with the Ghana Police in doing our normal daily security work. But little did we know to go home with all the knowledge, skills, security ethics learned and acquired.

As we go home, what should we use the security knowledge acquired over the years in serving the Ghana Police to do??

We are appealing to all the media stations to take up our case and grievances to the government to consider recruiting hardworking CPAs into the Ghana Police. 

It is our ardent hope that this our release would be carried out with much attention and love.

Thank you sir.

✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️

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Banye Nong-welba Cyracus 

Concern CPA

0549386200

0506270339

Stand by🙏🏼🙏🏼

By: Radio1News|Ghana|Obido Nana Gyasi