The Minority in Parliament has called for an immediate halt to the ongoing recruitment drive for Ghana’s security services. They expressed strong concerns that the process could be exploitative and damage public trust.
The group alleges that the recruitment exercise may be a scam targeting unemployed youth. Many young people are reportedly rushing to apply, driven by desperation for jobs.
The Minority warns that if the process continues as it is, it risks taking advantage of these young job seekers. They believe this could seriously undermine confidence in government institutions.
An official statement from the Minority indicated their demand for the suspension. They stated their intention to prevent potential exploitation and maintain the integrity of the recruitment process.
The exact number of applicants or details of specific alleged irregularities have not been detailed by the Minority. However, their call highlights significant concerns about fairness and transparency.
Further information regarding the government's response or any investigation into these claims is awaited.