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Punish persons who leaked detailed terror alert – Anning

April 18, 2016
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A security analyst, Dr. Kwesi Anning is calling for punishment for persons who leaked the detailed security intelligence on possible terror attack on the country.

Although the security alert was an internal memo to all heads of security agencies, a copy of it was sighted by Citi News .

[contextly_sidebar id=”4QvBfe08h5BENulGhkY6BBmRV3088M9E”]In the alert, it was confirmed that a possible terrorist attack on Ghana was real, following the confessions of a suspected Malian terrorist being interrogated.

He is said to be the brain behind the Grand Bassam attacks in Cote D’Ivoire. According to the report, Ghana and Togo are the next targets after the attacks in Burkina Faso and Cote d’Ivoire.

The choice of Ghana according to the report is to take away the perception that only francophone countries are the target.

 

Fear has gripped some Ghanaians following the revelation.

In  a  Citi News interview,  Dr. Kwesi  Anning  called on the Ghana  Immigration Service which is the originator of the memo, to investigate the matter and punish anyone found to have leaked the memo.

“If in the category of the GIS, that information is not esteemed to be sensitive then they have not committed any offence. But if in their categorization this information is deemed to be sensitive, confidential, for your eyes only but it nevertheless leaked, then we have a problem.Somebody must be punished first and foremost; and then we must ask ourselves how do we ensure this does not happen again…,” Dr. Anning said.

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By: Marian Ansah/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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