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The Ghana Association of Bankers are set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss about the high rate of attacks on bullion vans in the country. This comes after the Inspector General of Police James Oppong Boanuh directed that all banks in the country must get armoured cars that will be used in carting money by the close of June this year or forget about any police officer escorting them. The banks will be holding the meeting following a recent attack on a bullion van that was carting money near Jamestown, a suburb of…

Following the death of police constable Emmanuel Osei who was murdered by armed men who attacked a bullion van he was escorting, a video and a last WhatsApp message from the police has popped up. A video of him sighted shows that he was so full of life and was always admiring his looks. One thing that has attracted the attention of many Ghanaians who kept wondering if Emmanuel saw his death coming is his WhatsApp message. Probably the whatsap message he left before his untimely demise was an update on his status.…

The Inspector General of Police, James Oppong-Boanuh, has charged Banks in Ghana to provide amoured cars for carting money else the police will stop escorting them. He made this statement in wake of a recent attack on a police officer identified as Emmanuel Osei who was murdered in a broad day light robbery near James town. In recent times attacks on security personnel have become rampant and many complain of unavailability of bullet proof vests that will protect them from armed men. According James Oppong he will…