Get Me a Uniform; I’ll Be a Policeman When I Return” — Otumfuo Tells IGP Yohunu During Historic Police HQ Visit

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, paid a historic visit to the Ghana Police Service Headquarters, marking a significant moment in the relationship between traditional authority and national security institutions.

During the visit, Otumfuo interacted with the leadership of the Ghana Police Service, including the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Yohunu. In a light-hearted moment that drew laughter from officers present, the Asantehene remarked, “Get me a uniform; I will be a policeman when I return.”

The comment, though humorous, reflected Otumfuo’s appreciation for the work of the police and his long-standing commitment to peace, discipline, and law enforcement. The visit itself underscored the importance of cooperation between traditional leaders and state security agencies in maintaining national stability.

Otumfuo’s presence at the Police Headquarters was described as historic, symbolizing mutual respect and shared responsibility in promoting security, professionalism, and public trust in law enforcement.

The engagement has since been widely welcomed, with many Ghanaians praising the Asantehene’s show of solidarity with the Ghana Police Service