A Member of Parliament has issued a strong warning against the alleged sale of recruitment slots into Ghana's security services. The lawmaker stated that selling these positions is wrong and harmful.
Kwame Asare Obeng, who represents Gomoa Central in the Central Region, made these statements on March 25, 2026. He said that such practices undermine fairness and the integrity of the recruitment process.
The MP also directed a caution to authorities regarding plans to establish markets within the framework of the government's proposed 24-hour economy policy. Concerns were raised about potential mismanagement or exploitation.
A Plus, as the parliamentarian is popularly known, indicated he possesses information about these alleged shady dealings. He threatened to reveal details if the practices continue.
The lawmaker stressed the importance of transparency and meritocracy in the recruitment for national security agencies. He believes these jobs should be earned through proper channels, not by paying bribes.
His comments highlight a commitment to fighting corruption and ensuring that state institutions are protected from undue influence and criminal activity. The public is urged to report any such illegal activities.