Report, track and resolve safety issues in your community straight from your phone. Banbɔfoɔ connects citizens and the authorities in real time.
Banbɔfoɔ means “the guardians” in Twi: vigilance, awareness, reporting.
In an emergency, call 112 · Police 191 · Fire 192 · Ambulance 193
Banbɔfoɔ brings citizens, response teams and authorities together around one shared goal: safer communities.
Take a photo, share your location and describe what happened: who, what, when, where, how. Your report goes straight to the relevant service.
Photos · Video · GPSFollow your report from receipt to resolution, with notifications and a full history of every step.
Real-time updatesThe Ghana Police Service, fire service, assemblies and agencies receive reports on their own dashboard. No middlemen, no delay.
Police · GNFS · NADMO · AssembliesYour safety comes first. Report without revealing your identity and keep your personal details protected.
Private by designEvery verified report earns points you can convert to cash on MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash or AT Money, with no travel needed.
MTN · Telecel · ATUse the app in English, Twi, Ga, Ewe, Hausa or Dagbani. Voice guidance helps even when you can’t type.
Works on weak connectionsFour steps from the problem you see to the problem solved.
Free on Android and iOS. Create your account with your Ghanaian phone number in a minute.
Choose the type of incident, add a photo and a short description. It is geolocated and time-stamped.
Officers receive your report in real time. A case is opened and assigned straight away.
Teams respond on the ground and you are notified until the case is closed.
Any adult Ghanaian who submits information through Banbɔfoɔ can receive a reward once the relevant authorities verify and confirm it. Stay anonymous, and just add a Mobile Money number to be paid.
“I reported a suspicious gathering near my street at 11pm. Officers were there in minutes. I finally feel heard.”
Ama BoatengCitizen · Accra“Real-time reports help us send patrols where they are needed. It is a valuable tool for community vigilance.”
Insp. Kwesi MensahPolice officer · Kumasi“Our market traders now coordinate their reports. Incidents have clearly dropped and responses come quickly.”
Fatima AlhassanTrader · TamaleSample testimonials for illustration. Replace with real ones before launch.
Join the Ghanaians already watching over their communities. Banbɔfoɔ is free, lightweight and works even with a weak internet connection.
Emergency line: 112