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Encouraging communal vigilance and safeguarding our national security #IfYouSeeSomethingSaySomething Call 999!

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Promoting early vigilance, students from some schools in Tema and Ashaiman were encouraged to swiftly report potential threats to authorities (teachers, parents, security agencies,etc). Also, they were equipped with essential methods to report suspicious activities. "If you See Something, Say Something." Call 999!

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#SeesomethingSaySomething #Call99 #faithbasedengagements #NationalSecurity #Teshie

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A heartfelt thank‑you to the Ablekuma North Education Directorate for inviting us to brief the teaching staff as schools reopen. Using a trainer‑of‑trainers model ensures that every educator becomes an advocate for vigilance and security awareness. This helps students / learners internalize this mindset, laying the groundwork for a safer, more secure future for our country.
#SeesomethingSaySomething #Call999 #Learners #Students #Active #getinvolvedandmakethedifference

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See Something, Say Something’ faith-based engagements continued at the Cantonments Police Mosque and selected churches in Teshie. Let’s all be part of this important campaign—join hands to promote peace and stay vigilant! #NoPrankCalls #StayVigilant #Call999” #AssembliesofGod

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As we celebrate Easter, let’s stay joyful — and vigilant. Light has triumphed, but we must keep watch and stay vigilant.
As crowds gather and festivities swell, they may become breeding grounds for criminal activity. Let’s stay alert, observe keenly, and protect one another.
Happy Easter! #Easter #Kwahu #Risen #Vigilant #Ghana

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#SeeSomethingSaySomething Faith-based engagements in the Ablekuma West Municipality of the Greater Accra region. Call #999 if you see something/someone suspicious #StayAlert #GhanaFirst #Security #SharedResponsibility

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Today, we engaged with churches in Dansoman, Mamprobi, and Korle Gonno, sharing our message of vigilance and security consciousness.

We are truly overwhelmed by the warm reception and the strong commitment shown by the congregations. Their enthusiasm and willingness to support our efforts reinforce the importance of collective responsibility in ensuring community safety. Together, we can build a more secure and vigilant society.

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Today, we join our Muslim family and celebrate with them this special day. May Allah grant all your heart desires. Happy Eid-ul-Fitr. #Call999 #SeeSomethingSaySomething #Eidulfitr25

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Today, we joined our Muslim family at the magnificent National Mosque of Ghana to engage on the See Something, Say Something campaign. Security is a shared responsibility, and our goal is to ensure this crucial message reaches everyone. Let’s stay vigilant, work together, and report any suspicious activities to help protect our nation. #SeeSomethingSaySomething #CommunityVigilance #SecurityAwareness Call999

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On this #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the incredible women shaping security in Ghana and across Africa. Their dedication, resilience, and leadership are vital in safeguarding our communities and ensuring peace.

To all the women in security—your impact is immeasurable, and we honor your service!

#IWD2025 #WomenInSecurity #EmpoweringWomen #SeeSomethingSaySomething

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We joined our brothers and sisters at the Nima Police Mosque and Al-Firdaus Mosque (Nima) to raise awareness on security vigilance. They were urged to stay alert, report suspicious activities, and play their part in safeguarding our communities.

If you See Something, Say Something! ☎️ Call 999 to report any suspicious behavior. #StayVigilant #SeeSomethingSaySomething #SecurityAwareness #ghanaat68 #ramadan #NationalSecurity

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Brand new month in a new year! We’re back engaging citizens on the importance of peace and security. Ghana is blessed with stability, and it’s our collective duty to protect and sustain it. Over the weekend, we engaged faith-based groups on the See Something, Say Something campaign, urging members to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities or individuals to the toll-free number 999!

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The energy is high in the Ashanti Region as we engage with people from all walks of life to share the incredible message of protecting the peace that makes Ghana the envy of many!

No dulling, —if you see any yawa, just holla 999 and let’s keep GH safe and peaceful!
#NoYawa #GhanaFirst #Elections2024 #Peace #Security #2024

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We wrap up the SSSS regional engagements in the Ashanti Region with a mop-up exercise with traditional leaders, security officials, assembly members as well as students with the message of vigilance, security cognizance and peace especially during the upcoming elections.

If you see something, say something by calling toll-free number 999.

#GhanaElections #December7 #Ghanafirst #Ashanti #Kumasi