A shocking revelation has emerged, as approximately 76 hidden cameras have been discovered at Jubilee House, the official residence and office of the President of Ghana. The Election Has Consequences Movement (EHCM) has issued a nationwide security alert, urging all government officials, state-owned enterprises, ministries, and government institutions to prioritize comprehensive security checks.
The discovery of these hidden cameras suggests a severe breach of information security protocols, potentially compromising national security and the integrity of government functions. The EHCM strongly recommends immediate action to address this vulnerability, including comprehensive security audits, strengthening protocols, investigating the origins of the devices, and educating officials on maintaining vigilance.
Dr. Peter Nimbe, Director for IT and Information Security at EHCM, emphasized the critical role information security plays in protecting Ghana’s sovereignty. The EHCM stands ready to assist in ensuring the safety and security of government institutions and officials.
This alarming incident serves as a wake-up call for all Ghanaians to prioritize security in the face of evolving threats. The EHCM urges all relevant stakeholders to take immediate action to address this breach and prevent future vulnerabilities.
Recommended Actions:
Comprehensive Security Audits: Conduct thorough sweeps of all government premises to detect and remove hidden devices.
Strengthening Protocols: Establish stringent information security protocols, including regular audits and personnel training.
Accountability: Investigate the origins and intent of the discovered devices to determine culpability and prevent future breaches.
Awareness Campaigns: Educate government officials and staff on the importance of maintaining vigilance and reporting suspicious activities.
Content by : John Awuni
