Advocate condemns ‘avoidable’ deaths in GAF recruitment exercise

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• Erik 1 month ago

  Why wait until these unfortunate incidence happen before profering solutions. We all knew the system used in the recruitment into the security architecture yet we don't alert the officials the dangers ahead but wait until the ...
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  Why wait until these unfortunate incidence happen before profering solutions. We all knew the system used in the recruitment into the security architecture yet we don't alert the officials the dangers ahead but wait until these unfortunate incidence happen. I think the experts have a duty to advice the authorities the possibly dangers ahead

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• Agyapong 1 month ago

  Ghanaian talk too too much. This has been a tradition for Army, police, immigration and Fire service general enlightenment. But when NPP came in power and engaged in nepotism by choosing only Party card bearers, Family and Fr ...
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  Ghanaian talk too too much. This has been a tradition for Army, police, immigration and Fire service general enlightenment. But when NPP came in power and engaged in nepotism by choosing only Party card bearers, Family and Friends. Most of this microwave generation have no clues about this tradition. Tell me when NPP Government announced that, there is going to be general enlightenment. So majority are left out. Its sad we lost this able young Lady who were desperate to serve our Country. Stupid and novice people should go back and read the facts. Infact now everyone is a journalist. Because you can record your views and buy your way through Ghanaweb for you to be posted.

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• Jonathan Awewomom 1 month ago

  Respectfully, senior, it has been a practice and so what?, we are building a nation and we should stop explaining things away, this contributor did not attack your government but instead praised the GAF leadership and the cou ...
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  Respectfully, senior, it has been a practice and so what?, we are building a nation and we should stop explaining things away, this contributor did not attack your government but instead praised the GAF leadership and the countries authorities "While acknowledging the leadership of the GAF and the national authorities overseeing the exercise, he stressed that the issue goes beyond individual failings and reflects a long-standing pattern of systemic inefficiencies". Respectfully, we should strive to get better than saying it has been the tradition, we do not have to be resistant to change. Then age bullying in Ghana; while young people in all developed nations are doing wonderful stuff, in Ghana we bully people with age. Once you wear a party lense.......

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