He mentioned the protection of assets like gas pipelines and petroleum installations, the railway lines, especially the new line to northern end of the country.

Apart from that Mr Mba said they could also compliment the work of the Ghana immigration service at the borders of the country through patrol and surveillance duties to ensure safety of life and minimise losses.

He suggested that the Corps should be at post at every district to ensure minimum losses during emergencies and natural disasters.

“There’s a yearning gap in our security network that needs to be filled with the corps”.
He said the terrorist threats on the Northern borders would be held in check by the corps if established at every district.

The corps he said could also protect major infrastructure throughout the country as a proactive approach to protect and prevent any eventuality.

“It is necessary and urgent for stakeholders to act immediately and swiftly, he added.