Eugene Morrat, Idikoko, DCOP Yeboah, Nana Yaa and Daniel Kwadwo
The leaders of the Film Producers Association of Ghana (FiPAG) on Wednesday paid a courtesy call on the newly-appointed Police Commander for the Ashanti Region, DCOP Ken Yeboah.
The visit was to congratulate DCOP Yeboah on his appointment and to introduce activities of the film makers to him.
“The police is there to maintain peace for all of us, so as a group of people who do business mostly in the Ashanti Region, it makes sense that we build a good relationship with the police so we all cooperate to work together. The commander was very good in understanding us and we would certainly have a great time working with him in the Ashanti Region, he is a good man,” Eugene ‘Wofa U’ Morrat, Assistant Secretary of FiPAG, told NEWS-ONE.
He added, “We spoke about the challenges of piracy where we would need some police assistance and also how to bring out movies that would help boost the image of the police, fight crime, make people more security conscious and basically films that would educate society for the right reasons.”
The FiPAG team comprised of its president, Augustine ‘Idikoko’ Abbey, the vice president, Daniel Kwadwo, and the PRO, Nana Yaa Serwaa.