Among the many security personnel deployed to enforce a partial lockdown directive by President Akufo-Addo, one soldier has been singled out for praise.
The others are not doing a bad job but the Commanding Officer, 48 Engineers Regiment, Lt. Col. Michael Kwame Afreh Mfum, has been trending on social media for educating a group of commuters in a commercial bus (Trotro) about coronavirus.
While other security personnel turned people away for not adhering to social distancing directives, Lt. Col. Mfum in a video widely circulated on Facebook was seen taking people through the measures they should adhere to, in order to protect themselves and their families from the virus.
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