President John Dramani Mahama has appointed security and safety analyst Dr. Adam Bonaa as the Acting Executive Secretary of the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons (NACSA).
Dr. Adam Bonaa, a renowned security analyst in Ghana, is known for his deep insights into security, conflict resolution, and immigration.
He holds a doctorate degree with a focus on security and immigration, which has equipped him with a nuanced understanding of how these fields intersect with national and international peace-building efforts.
Dr. Bonaa has over two decades of experience in counter-terrorism, defense, intelligence, and international relations.
Over the years, Dr. Bonaa has been a vocal advocate for a more localized approach to conflict resolution.
His critiques on security matters, often shared through various media platforms, have made him a respected figure in discussions on Ghana’s security challenges.
The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons is a state agency under the Ministry of the Interior, with the mission to prevent, combat, and eradicate the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in Ghana.
The vision of the Commission is to foster peace and security through the effective control of small arms and related materials.
The Commission’s primary objectives include promoting public safety and security, advocating for a society free from gun violence, enhancing the capacity of security agencies, and ensuring compliance with international protocols concerning small arms.
Dr. Bonaa’s new role involves leading NACSA’s initiatives to prevent the illicit trade of arms, conducting public education on the dangers of small arms, and advising the Minister for the Interior on policy formulation.
His expertise in security and immigration is also expected to be instrumental, given the Commission’s focus on how these two areas intersect to address arms proliferation, especially in relation to cross-border movements.
Source: Starrfmonline
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