More shake up in Ghana Immigration Service

Thirty-one center level administration authorities of the Ghana Migration Benefit (GIS) have been reassigned from their obligation posts the nation over.



This is the second real shake-up under the watch of new Representative of GIS, Kwame Asuah Takyi, who took office in Spring this year.

The officers influenced are of Director, Boss Administrator, Delegate Administrator and Collaborator Administrator positions.

Prior this month, 45 senior officers were exchanged including the Head of Open Issues at the Migration Benefit Francis Palmdetti.

It incorporates two Agent Officials of Migration (DCOI), two Colleague Magistrates of Movement (ACi), 18 Boss Administrators of Migration (C/SUPT.), eight Directors of Movement (SUPT.), 11 Delegate Administrators of Migration (DSI) and four Aide Directors of Migration (ASI).

A letter dated May 17, 2017, and marked by Specialist General of Movement, Kwame Asuah Takyi, said the exchanges produce prompt results.

As indicated by the letter, DCOI Flourish Cost Delali Asima has been exchanged from Kotoka Worldwide Airplane terminal (KIA) to Sekondi in the Western Locale as the Officer in Control (OIC) While DCOI Eric Affari at Sekondi heads to KIA as OIC.

Likewise, ACI Isaac Luortey, the Leader in Tamale in the Northern Area has been moved to Central command in Accra. He will be supplanted by an officer from Home office Boss Administrator Noah Ahomka Yeboah as Acting Territorial Authority.

As indicated by Mr. Takyi Asuah, the shake up is gone for infusing more productivity and viability into the positions of the administration.

Commonly, officers should be transfered each four to five years.

In any case, a large portion of the officers being moved as of now have r