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The Ghana Police Service has given the assurance that it is prepared to provide adequate security for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primaries on June 20.
It has, therefore, called on all role players in the primaries to observe the rules governing the exercise and arrangements made by the police.
This was in a statement cited on the Service's Facebook platform, where it advised persons who may have any grievance to resort to due processes for redress.
"Police are prepared to provide adequate security for the New Patriotic Party Primaries, which comes off on Saturday 20th June, 2020."
“Respective regional police commanders are being supported by the National Headquarters to provide maximum security in this area of operation,” it added.
Personnel were expecting full compliance with the mandatory wearing of face masks, face shield or any other face covering that completely covered the nose and mouth in the course of the exercise.
"It is our hope that organisers will also be mindful of the necessary hygienic protocols to stop the spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Ghana."
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