President John Mahama inaugurated a new fleet of 111 vehicles for the Bureau of National Intelligence (BNI) on Friday, November 13, aiming to strengthen the agency’s intelligence‑gathering and investigative operations. The convoy includes 100 Mitsubishi pickup trucks, six Toyota Land Cruisers and five Toyota Prados, all intended to address longstanding mobility challenges faced by the Bureau.
During the ceremony, Mahama highlighted the importance of improving the BNI’s ability to respond to security threats and gather intelligence more effectively. He urged the agency to stay ahead of criminals who are increasingly exploiting technology to commit sophisticated crimes.
The President also announced that the government plans to procure additional vehicles for security agencies in 2027, signalling a continued commitment to bolstering national security infrastructure.
