KEY POINTS
- Ghana’s National Security Ministry denies involvement in Sylvia Baah’s alleged abduction at Kotoka Airport.
- Ministry pledges thorough investigation and accountability for any culprits.
- Statement emphasizes commitment to public trust and national security.
Ghana’s Ministry of National Security has unequivocally denied allegations suggesting its involvement in the reported abduction of Sylvia Baah, a manager at Emirates Airlines, at Kotoka International Airport.
The ministry’s response follows media reports implicating its officers and those from the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) in the incident.
Ministry denies alleged Sylvia Baah abduction claims
In a formal statement, according to Modern Ghana, the Ministry dismissed the claims, stating, “The Ministry of National Security has noted with concern a publication alleging the abduction of one Sylvia Baah, manager of Emirates Airlines at the Kotoka International Airport, by officers of the Ministry of National Security and the National Intelligence Bureau.
The Ministry wishes to categorically state that no officer from the Ministry or the National Intelligence Bureau was involved in the alleged abduction of Sylvia Baah.”
Ministry dismisses allegations, commits to investigative transparency
The Ministry reaffirmed that it is conducting a comprehensive investigation to uncover the facts surrounding the incident. It assured the public that any individuals found culpable would face the full force of the law, underlining its dedication to justice and accountability.
“The public is, therefore, urged to treat the allegations with the contempt it deserves,” the statement added, calling the accusations unfounded and emphasizing the ministry’s dedication to maintaining public trust.
Reiterating commitment to rule of law and national security
Through its statement, the Ministry reiterated its steadfast commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the safety and security of all individuals within Ghana. It assures citizens and stakeholders that it remains focused on protecting Ghana’s national interests while addressing any incidents that threaten public confidence.
This robust denial seeks to quell speculation and assure the public of the Ministry’s integrity and focus on fostering a safe and secure environment in Ghana.
