The Church of Pentecost Commissions Police Station in Bono East to Boost Security

Kawampe, Bono East Region – April 29, 2026

The Church of Pentecost has commissioned and officially handed over a newly constructed and fully furnished police station at Kawampe in the Bono East Region, reaffirming its commitment to national development and public safety.

The facility, inaugurated on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, was presented to the Government of Ghana by the General Secretary of the Church, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, on behalf of the Chairman, Apostle Eric Nyamekye.

The ceremony brought together key stakeholders, including the Bono East Regional Minister, Hon. Francis Owusu Antwi; the Director-General of the National Police Protection Department of the Ghana Police Service, COP Dr. Sayibu Padi Gariba; senior police officers; traditional authorities; ministers and officers of The Church of Pentecost; government officials; and members of the local community.

Speaking on behalf of the Chairman, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi emphasized that the project aligns with the Church’s flagship “Possessing the Nations” agenda, particularly under its Safety and Security initiative. He explained that the initiative is designed to support national security institutions through the provision of critical infrastructure, logistics, and chaplaincy services.

According to him, the Church’s intervention is aimed at strengthening the capacity of security agencies while contributing to the broader goal of fostering peace, safety, and national transformation.

The newly commissioned police station is expected to enhance law enforcement efforts in the Kawampe area and surrounding communities, improving response times and reinforcing public confidence in security services.

The initiative reflects the growing role of faith-based organizations in complementing government efforts toward national development, particularly in underserved communities.