President John Dramani Mahama has appointed three Deputy Comptroller-Generals of Immigration to head key directorates of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), following recommendations from the Service’s Governing Council and the advice of the Public Services Commission.
The appointments were announced in a statement issued by the Ghana Immigration Service.
Under the new appointments, Evelyn Lolonyo Lostu will serve as Deputy Comptroller-General of Immigration in charge of the Finance and Administration Directorate.
Faisal Disu has been appointed Deputy Comptroller-General of Immigration to head the Command Post and Operations Directorate, while Philip Peter Andoh will oversee the Legal, Research and Monitoring Directorate as Deputy Comptroller-General of Immigration.
According to the GIS, the appointments recognise the three officers’ distinguished service, demonstrated leadership and unwavering commitment to duty.
The Comptroller-General of Immigration, Samuel Basintale Amadu, congratulated the newly appointed deputy heads and commended their professionalism and dedication to the Service.
He expressed confidence that they would provide effective leadership in their respective portfolios, strengthen institutional governance and contribute to the advancement of national security and development.
Mr Amadu also assured the new Deputy Comptroller-Generals of the full support of the Service’s management as they assume their new responsibilities and wished them success in their appointments.
