A group called the Center for Public Opinion and Awareness, or CenPOA, has made a request to the government. They want the government to stop asking for money from people who apply to join security services.
CenPOA released a statement explaining their position. They believe this practice should end.
The group specifically mentioned security agencies such as the Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service. These agencies often charge application fees.
CenPOA argues that these fees can be a barrier for many hopeful applicants.
Not being able to afford the fee means some people might not get a chance to serve the country.
The group is advocating for equal opportunity in recruitment.
They want the process to be fair for everyone who wishes to join the nation's security forces.