WAANSA Ghana Extends Congratulations to Dr. Adam Bonaa as Acting Executive Secretary

WAANSA Ghana congratulates Dr. Adam Bonaa on his appointment as the Acting Executive Secretary of the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons. President Ken Kinney commended him for his commitment to security and highlighted the importance of his new role in improving collaboration among security entities in Ghana. His advocacy for the National Small Arms Commission Bill, 2023, is recognized as vital for controlling illicit arms in the region.

The West Africa Action Network on Small Arms (WAANSA Ghana) congratulates Dr. Adam Bonaa on his recent appointment as the Acting Executive Secretary of the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons by President John Dramani Mahama. This appointment reflects Dr. Bonaa’s expertise and commitment to national security and development, as well as his longstanding work as a representative of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) on the commission.

In his acknowledgment, WAANSA Ghana President, Ken Kinney, commended Dr. Bonaa’s dedication to enhancing internal security within Ghana. “Your appointment to this esteemed position is a testament to your unwavering commitment to strengthening internal security. WAANSA Ghana fully supports you in your efforts to ensure the passage of the National Small Arms Commission Bill, 2023,” stated Kinney.

President Kinney pointed out Dr. Bonaa’s significant involvement in WAANSA Ghana over the years, particularly in addressing the country’s increasing security challenges. He assured Dr. Bonaa of robust support from WAANSA Ghana as he embarks on his new role, emphasizing the potential for strengthened collaboration with the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons and other relevant state institutions.

Furthermore, Kinney expressed gratitude towards President Mahama for acknowledging the vital role of civil society in combating the illicit proliferation of arms in Ghana. He noted, “Dr. Bonaa has been a strong advocate for the National Small Arms Commission Bill, 2023, and has represented CSOs on the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons.” With Dr. Bonaa’s experience, the passage of the bill could significantly enhance the regulation of illicit arms in both Ghana and the ECOWAS region.

In conclusion, WAANSA Ghana has recognized Dr. Adam Bonaa’s new role as an important advancement for national security initiatives. The organization’s support highlights the need for collaboration in addressing security challenges and advancing legislative efforts to control arms proliferation. Dr. Bonaa’s experience and advocacy are expected to facilitate significant progress in the sector.

Original Source: www.ghanaweb.com