President John Mahama has commissioned 111 vehicles for the Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI) as part of efforts to enhance the agency’s intelligence-gathering and investigative capabilities. The newly acquired fleet consists of 100 Mitsubishi pickup trucks, six Toyota Land Cruisers and five Toyota Prados.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony on Friday, November 13, President Mahama said the vehicles would help resolve persistent transportation challenges within the Bureau and strengthen its ability to collect intelligence and respond effectively to emerging security threats.
He also charged BNI personnel to remain proactive and keep pace with criminals who are increasingly leveraging technology to carry out complex and sophisticated criminal activities. The President further disclosed that the government plans to procure additional vehicles for security agencies in 2027 to improve their operational efficiency and strengthen the country’s security architecture.
