A group called the Center for Public Opinion and Awareness, or CenPOA, has asked the government to stop charging money for people who want to join security jobs. This includes jobs in the Ghana Police Service and other security agencies.
CenPOA stated that charging these fees over the years has created a barrier for many qualified citizens. They believe it makes it harder for people who really want to serve the country to apply.
The group issued a statement explaining their position. They feel that the fees are an unnecessary hurdle for aspiring security personnel.
The call from CenPOA highlights concerns about accessibility to public service roles within Ghana's security sector.
CenPOA argues that recruitment should be based on merit and suitability, not on an applicant's ability to pay for the application process.
They hope this change will encourage more people from all backgrounds to apply for jobs meant to protect and serve Ghana.