President John Dramani Mahama has nominated Elizabeth Ama Yankah as the new Deputy National Security Coordinator, as part of efforts to enhance leadership within Ghana’s national security framework.

The appointment is seen as a strategic move by the Mahama administration to inject fresh expertise into the country’s security architecture and strengthen coordination across intelligence and operational agencies.

Yankah brings with her a background in finance, having previously served in a senior role at one of Ghana’s leading local banks. Her transition into national security is expected to bring a unique blend of strategic thinking and organisational acumen to the role.

According to a citinewsroom.com report, Elizabeth Yanka is an alumna of Wesley Girls’ Senior High School.

Elizabeth Yankah joins a long list of distinguished professionals who have passed through the prestigious institution. She is also noted for her commitment to public service and institutional development.

In her new role, she will be expected to support the National Security Coordinator in the implementation of Ghana’s national security policies and ensure effective inter-agency collaboration in safeguarding the country's peace and stability, the report added.

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