COP Alex Mensah's Journey to the IGP Position: The Role of Bugri Naabu
In a recent revelation before the Parliamentary Committee investigating an alleged tape aiming to remove the Inspector General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, the Director-General of Police, COP Alex Mensah, shed light on his connection with Bugri Naabu and his aspiration to become the Inspector General of Police.
COP Mensah clarified that his visit to Bugri Naabu's premises was not a personal endeavor but rather a response to an invitation from the former Northern Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party. This revelation raises questions about the nature of their relationship and the purpose of the visit.
The officer explained that his visit was orchestrated by one of his junior officers, who believed that COP Mensah was a suitable candidate for the position of IGP. Bugri Naabu, upon hearing of this recommendation, expressed his interest in meeting COP Mensah. Consequently, the meeting took place at Bugri Naabu's office.
When questioned about his confidence in Bugri Naabu's support for his pursuit of the IGP position, COP Mensah unequivocally affirmed his trust. He cited Bugri Naabu's prominent role within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and his close relationship with the president as factors that bolstered his belief in Bugri Naabu's endorsement.
COP Mensah's decision to meet with Bugri Naabu underscores the importance of political endorsements in Ghanaian politics. Bugri Naabu's stature within the NPP and his friendship with the president made him a crucial figure in COP Mensah's quest to secure the coveted position of IGP.
In conclusion, COP Alex Mensah's journey to becoming the Inspector General of Police involved a strategic move to seek the endorsement of influential political figures like Bugri Naabu. This revelation sheds light on the intricacies of political maneuvering within the Ghanaian context and the significance of endorsements in achieving career aspirations.
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