The newly appointed Western Regional Coordinator of the National Service Authority (NSA), Daniel Dawusu, has responded confidently to tensions surrounding his posting to the region, following protests by a group of youth claiming allegiance to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) over his appointment.
In an interview on Citi FM’s Eyewitness News on Wednesday, April 16, Dawusu confirmed that the Director General of the NSA is fully aware of the situation and has advised him to proceed with his duty as a public servant.
He further revealed that although an official complaint has been lodged with the police in the region, he has not requested personal security.
This, he explained, is because the youth maintain that he is not their target, but are simply appealing to the government to meet their demand of appointing an indigene.
“My Director General is very much aware of this. His response to the situation is that I am on transfer, and I am a public servant, so I should go and work.
“Somehow, I am afraid, but I do not think they will harm me, because from what I have seen, the youth are saying that I am not their target, but they just want their person to be appointed.
“So I am not afraid. I have gone to make a formal complaint, but I have not asked for any security yet.”He stated