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GAF Issues Warning Regarding Misinformation About Its Activities

Press RoomBy Press RoomDecember 26, 2024
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Ghana Armed Forces Rebukes False Allegations of Ammunition Transfer, Emphasizes Commitment to Transparency and Public Trust

Accra, Ghana – The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has issued a stern warning against the dissemination of misinformation regarding its operations, following a recent incident involving a viral audio recording circulating on social media platforms. The recording falsely alleged that a civilian pickup truck had been granted access to the ammunition magazine at the 5th Battalion of Infantry, purportedly to transport boxes of ammunition to an undisclosed location. The GAF categorically dismissed these allegations as baseless and urged the public to disregard them.

In a statement released to the Ghana News Agency and signed by Brigadier General Eric Aggrey Quashie, Director General of the Department of Public Relations (DPR), the GAF clarified the true nature of the incident. According to the statement, the vehicle in question had indeed entered the magazine premises, but not for the illicit purpose suggested in the audio recording. Instead, the truck was delivering a recently acquired live cow, which was to be quarantined before being transferred to the designated livestock enclosure adjacent to the magazine.

The GAF expressed its concern over the rapid spread of misinformation and its potential to incite unnecessary public alarm and erode trust in the institution. It emphasized its commitment to transparency and accountability in all its operations and urged the public to exercise caution and verify information before sharing it, especially through social media channels. The statement reiterated the GAF’s dedication to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and integrity in its service to the nation.

The incident underscores the growing challenge posed by misinformation and disinformation in the digital age. The ease with which false narratives can be created and disseminated online poses a significant threat to public order and national security. The GAF’s proactive response in addressing the false allegations highlights the importance of timely and accurate communication in countering the spread of misinformation.

The GAF further emphasized its commitment to maintaining open lines of communication with the public and encouraged individuals to seek clarification from official sources before drawing conclusions or sharing information that could potentially cause harm. The institution reiterated its dedication to safeguarding the security and stability of the nation and urged all citizens to be vigilant against the spread of misinformation.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible information sharing and the need for critical thinking in evaluating information encountered online. The GAF’s prompt response and commitment to transparency serve as a model for other institutions in addressing the challenges posed by misinformation in the digital age. The GAF remains steadfast in its dedication to serving the nation with integrity and upholding the highest standards of professionalism.

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