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Foreign Affairs Ministry to name facility after late Ambassador Gbeho

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced plans to name one of the facilities in its new ministerial block after the late Ambassador James Victor Gbeho in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Ghana’s diplomacy and public service.
Paying tribute to Ambassador Gbeho, Mr Ablakwa said Ghana had lost “an exceptional statesman,” Africa had lost “a devoted peacemaker,” and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had lost one of its finest servants.“In recognition of Victor Gbeho’s remarkable service and contribution to the nation, I, along with the management of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, have decided to name one of our facilities in our new ministerial block after him to immortalise his memory,” he said.
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