The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has called on the leadership of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to publicly release the findings of its internal investigation into the assault on journalist Samuel Addo, warning that continued silence will be interpreted as complicity. He stressed that any further silence from the Fire Service leadership would be interpreted as an attempt to shield wrongdoing and undermine accountability. Mr. Dwumfour, however, commended President John Dramani Mahama for his swift intervention in the matter, particularly the interdiction of the officers implicated in the assault. The GJA President said the association welcomes the president’s clear position on the incident, which was announced during a working visit to the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation and other selected state media houses. Mr. Dwumfour further noted that the president’s intervention has sent a strong signal to security agencies and public institutions that attacks on journalists will not be tolerated in Ghana.