Lt. Gen Smith’s 67 Brilliant ‘Children’

...who were illegally smuggled into the Armed Forces!

They are 67, 6 females and 61 males. 66 of them are overaged and one without the Mandatory requirement that is the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE); they all failed the basic requirement required of them to pass as recruits to become soldiers in the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF).

Under the watch of Mr. 'Transparent' Lt. Gen Joseph Henry Smith, the Defence Minister, who promised a transparent process on the 10th of June 2009 when he appeared before Parliament to answer questions about the fate of the 420 potential recruits already selected for training by the previous government, he said, public outcry was largely part of the reasons why the 'death warrant' of the 420 was signed.sss

He went on to state that they could not read nor write but were recruited. Just over a year on, a letter signed by Colonel JKT Caesar dated 20th of July 2010 with reference number GHQ/2034/801/RECS raised questions about these 67 potential recruits who already have regimental numbers and are at the training centre waiting to pass-out on the 8th of December 2010. This means that Mr. 'Transparent' Lt. Gen. Smith has recruited 67 persons who cannot read, write and express themselves better in the queen's language.

Below are the Regimental Numbers (not in order) and Names of Mr. 'Transparent' Lt. Gen Smith's Kids.

Regimental Numbers

200002, 200012, 200032, 200037, 200041, 200048, 200054, 200056, 200061, 200071, 200078, 200081, 200094, 200097, 200110, 200120, 200130, 200137, 200153, 200154, 200155, 200166, 200167, 200169, 200172, 200173, 200183, 200186, 200188, 200202, 200205, 200208, 200218, 200221, 200227, 200231, 200242, 200244, 200248, 200249, 200250, 200259, 200268, 200269, 200272, 200278, 200293, 200297, 200309, 200322, 200328, 200336, 200355, 200381, 200382, 200383, 200392, 200397, 200416, 200417, 200418, 200420, 200426, 200434, 200436, 200443 and GR/O1/0569 who is on the standby list but at the

centre.

Names

1. ABUKARI IBRAHIM

2. ADUK-PAM EMMANUEL

3. AGBEYEGAH DANIEL

4. AGYEI DANIEL

5. AHOAH ROBERT

6. AIDOO VICTOR

7. AMEKUEDI EVANS YAO

8. AMOAH FLORENCE

9. AMOS ANYAN

10. ANTI BENARD

11. APEWE JOSEPH

12. ARMOOH YAW

13. ASANTE KOFI GYAPONG

14. ATAWALNA MARY

15. AUGUSTINE ALANDO

16. BAALABONG MAXWELL

17. BADA KWAME EBENEZER

18. BADOO GERALD

19. BEKOE EVANS KWABENA

20. BELBAARWANYE ZAGYIR ISAAC

21. BERKO STEPHEN JNR

22. BOAHENE BERNARD

23. BOAKYE APPAU ERIC

24. BOYE EMMANUEL A

25. CASTRO ABUCHOKI

26. CHRISTIAN ANASS

27. DORDZIE DANIEL

28. EDU BUMEKPOR

29. FIATUGAH ELIZABETH

30. FOSTER AWINBIL AKUBILLA

31. FRIMPONG JARVIN

32. GALEVO RICHARD KORMLA

33. GYAMFI MATHEW NANA KWAME

34. HABADAH KWAME NELSON

35. HOENYEFIA RICHARD DOE

36. HOPPEY FOSTER

37. IBRAHIM ABDUL MUMUNI

38. KABORE KASIM

39. KONGBIRE WOKA GABRIEL

40. KOOMSON-AKOWUAH FREDERICK

41. KOTOKA COURAGE

42. KWAMLADZA EDZENAM

43. MARTIN AJIABADEK AVARADE

44. MENSAH JOSHUA D

45. MORKEH JUDE

46. NEE-ERU DAVID

47. MINSON CHARLES KOBINA

48. NYANSAH ISAAC KOFI

49. OKRAH KWABENA STEPHEN

50. OWUSU BOADU NKETIA PETER

51. OWUSU KWAME

52. QUARCOOPOME ERIC S

53. SACKEY SARAH

54. TAHIRU MUMUNI

55. TAHIRU ZULKARNAINE

56. TETTEVIA PETER

57. THOMAS APPIAH

58. TSIWOGBOR ASEYE JOYCELYN

59. YANKEY BENJAMIN

60. YANKSON RANSFORD

61. YOHO N FRANK

62. AKROWAY JOHN

63. ABDULAI LATIF BALLU

64. DOGBE MARADONA

65. AFRANE ABBAN ISAAC

66. KWABENG NOAH ERIC

67. OWUSU PATIENCE DEDE