A group called the Center for Public Opinion and Awareness is asking the government to end application fees for jobs in the country's security services. This was shared in a statement from the group.
They want people to be able to apply to join places like the Ghana Police Service without paying money first.
CenPOA believes charging these fees is not right. They say it stops many citizens from trying to get jobs that serve the nation.
The statement did not specify how much the fees are or how long they have been charged.
The group argues that a fair chance for everyone to join the security forces is important.
They call on the government to review and remove these charges for all applicants.
This change would help ensure that the security services reflect the diversity of the country.
CenPOA hopes the government will act on this call to make recruitment more open.