Ghana Security Service Recruitment: 10 Recruits Dismissed for Hiding Phones During Training
Ten recruits were dismissed from Ghana's security services training schools for violating a ban on mobile phones. The Interior Minister emphasized that the dismissals were necessary to maintain strict discipline within the security sector.
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At least 10 recruits have been dismissed from Ghana's security services training schools after being found in possession of mobile phones in violation of a standing directive requiring all devices to be surrendered upon arrival.
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak confirmed the dismissals during an engagement with students of Satafiya Islamic Senior High School in Kumasi, where he spoke about recruitment standards and the expectations placed on individuals seeking to join the country's security services.
At least 10 recruits dismissed from Ghana's security services training schools. Credit: Ghana Immigration Service Source: Facebook Muntaka Mubarak said the dismissed recruits had concealed their phones rather than handing them over as required, with some found hiding the devices in their pillows.
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