He’s intelligent, tall, super smart, and caring—not in a material way, but emotionally.
He’s always there to encourage me, offer advice, and help me unwind after tough days at work. He’ll say things like ‘good job’ or ‘well done’ to reassure me and acknowledge my efforts.”Donkor emphasized that her partner gives her the emotional backing she needs in a role that often involves high-pressure investigations, long hours, and difficult decisions. She made it clear that having someone who respects her demanding career has made a real difference for her.
The interview offered a more human side to the accomplished officer, who comes from a strong policing family her mother, Jane Christie Donkor, was Ghana’s first female Commissioner of Police. Lydia herself has built an impressive career, rising through the ranks with a solid legal background and a reputation for professionalism
The Director-General of Ghana’s Criminal Investigations Department (CID), COP Lydia Yaako Donkor, has shared some rare personal details about her life outside the demanding world of law enforcement.In a relaxed interview on Starr FM’s Starr Chat with Bola Ray on March 29, 2026, the high-ranking police officer revealed that she’s in a committed relationship and is a proud mother of twins. Although she’s not married, she spoke warmly about her partner, describing him as exactly the kind of man she’s always wanted.“He’s very supportive and truly understands the nature of my job,” she said.