Ghana Armed Forces to recruit 12,000 youth over the next four years – Defence minister

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Lord Peppers 1 year ago

U talk too much. This is supposed to be a classified information. Military replenishment is kept classified.

U talk too much. This is supposed to be a classified information. Military replenishment is kept classified.
Azugu & Double 1 year ago

This is what they call transparency. If it is the animals NPP they will not tell anybody and secretly recruit Delta and Invisible Forces into the army to be commiting armed robbery at Quarry sites and Mines. Ghana is now ge ...
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This is what they call transparency. If it is the animals NPP they will not tell anybody and secretly recruit Delta and Invisible Forces into the army to be commiting armed robbery at Quarry sites and Mines. Ghana is now gentle and well behaved
Asem 1 year ago

Looks like our army is being doubled. Can we afford it? We first need to strengthen our economy then we would have something to protect

Looks like our army is being doubled. Can we afford it? We first need to strengthen our economy then we would have something to protect
Delali 1 year ago

Don't destroy the army with politics.

Don't destroy the army with politics.
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Sycamore 1 year ago

Inasmuch as i want the Ghana Armed Forces to expand it's personnel and fighting force it's incumbent on the government to first of all priorities the infrastructural and logical needs of the Ghana Armed Forces which is at an ...
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Inasmuch as i want the Ghana Armed Forces to expand it's personnel and fighting force it's incumbent on the government to first of all priorities the infrastructural and logical needs of the Ghana Armed Forces which is at an all time low. There are critical questions which needs to be asked and answered before delving into the recruitment and enlistment process
1. What is the state of the Army Recruit Training School at Shai Hills: the answer is,it is at a very poor state with wooden structures serving as classrooms and accommodation which is not befitting of any serious Armed forces. The Ghana Military Academy at Teshie in Accra which trains commission officers has been given all the priorities to the detriment of the Army Recruit Training School at Shai Hills also in Accra which churn out non-commission officers (soldiers). The widening gap needs to be bridged.
2. What equipments ie weapons,uniform, webbings etc are they going to train with. Currently the equipment state is at an all time low.
3. Feeding, how will they be fed? Is it going to be the usual Ghana Army Reserve Item(GARI )? No that's not acceptable.
4. Accommodation: where will they be accommodated?
5. Instructors: are there enough smart,intelligent and fit instructors to train them ?
6. Welfare: welfare of soldier instructors have always 7. Upon completion of the training, where will they be housed? Accommodation is terribly poor with soldiers living in 19th century dilapidated buildings and even those awkward housing systems is pathetically not available pushing soldiers to rent outside of the barracks which is highly unprofessional and detrimental to the discipline of soldiers and the ability to get quick responses when the need arises.
8. Are there enough Equipments? The answer is a big fat NO. Command for reasons of 10% keeps on procuring sub standard weapons, uniforms and equipments for use by the military. No serious army in the 21st century will because of greed and personal benefits procure 3rd grade items especially weapons for use by it's military. All those past and present leaders who are into thievery should bow down their heads in shame. Prioritizing only personal interest and the interest of the officer core is backwards, colonial minded and can best be described as tomfoolery and stupidity.
Until are these questions are answered positively,the Recruitment process should be put in a freezer.
Jubilee House Rat. 1 year ago

Hahaha..part of the 24HR economic paradise that Incompetent One promised..huh? The Incompetent (NDC) Party has got no shame!!

Hahaha..part of the 24HR economic paradise that Incompetent One promised..huh? The Incompetent (NDC) Party has got no shame!!
George 1 year ago

Is this your approach to resolving unemployment among the youth? How is this going to affect the public purse? We need the youth to boost productivity in the productive sectors of the economy. That is how we can develop as a ...
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Is this your approach to resolving unemployment among the youth? How is this going to affect the public purse? We need the youth to boost productivity in the productive sectors of the economy. That is how we can develop as a nation.
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Mohammed Abdallah (northern region precisely YENDI) 1 year ago

I would have love to be recruited as an army officer if given the nod to do so...I'm well prepare and ready to join tge force when such opportunity knocks at my door....
My name is Mohammed Abdallah
Contact 0553766288....

I would have love to be recruited as an army officer if given the nod to do so...I'm well prepare and ready to join tge force when such opportunity knocks at my door....
My name is Mohammed Abdallah
Contact 0553766288....

Kofi Ghanaba 1 year ago

Is it part of Mahama’s 24 Our Ecomini.Is he going to seek a third term.Is he going to make the new recruits a new 64.

Is it part of Mahama’s 24 Our Ecomini.Is he going to seek a third term.Is he going to make the new recruits a new 64.
Gonja Goats 1 year ago

What do the army do actually? Let us do cost benefit analysis and value for money audit. Small Bawku conflict they can't solve it. The nation needs to set it's priority right.The army is paid better than teachers and nurses w ...
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What do the army do actually? Let us do cost benefit analysis and value for money audit. Small Bawku conflict they can't solve it. The nation needs to set it's priority right.The army is paid better than teachers and nurses which is senseless.
Slim 1 year ago

How many in 2025?
How many in 2026?
How many in ...

Mr. Defence Minster don't just throw figures about!
The youth needs jobs!
Specifics!

How many in 2025?
How many in 2026?
How many in ...

Mr. Defence Minster don't just throw figures about!
The youth needs jobs!
Specifics!
Akuraseni 1 year ago

They will all be sack in the next government, so don't waste their precious time.

They will all be sack in the next government, so don't waste their precious time.
UK boy 1 year ago

Only an ignorance youth will compare npp to ndc, today all the barracks a cross the country are training centers, Npp contracts all the training centers, ndc has nothing to offer Ghanaians

Only an ignorance youth will compare npp to ndc, today all the barracks a cross the country are training centers, Npp contracts all the training centers, ndc has nothing to offer Ghanaians
Nkm 1 year ago

Omane boamah wano s3 apanpan

Omane boamah wano s3 apanpan
Anointed Treasure 1 year ago

Please when will the forms be out?

Please when will the forms be out?

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