Ghana's National Service Authority Cuts Payroll by GH₵900M After Ghost Names Cleanup

Ghana's National Service Authority (NSA) has drastically cut its payroll by GH₵900 million following a comprehensive cleanup that removed 'ghost names' from its system. The authority is also deploying nearly 100,000 personnel nationwide and emphasizing employer compliance.

20 Apr, 10:33 — 20 Apr, 10:33

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NSA has no power to reduce service enrolment despite rising graduate numbers

The Deputy Director General of Operations at the National Service Authority (NSA), Lieutenant Colonel Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu, says the Authority has no power to reduce the number of graduates enrolled onto the national service scheme, insisting the programme remains mandatory for all qualified individuals.

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Ghana's National Service Authority Cuts Payroll by GH₵900M After Ghost Names Cleanup

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NSA has no power to reduce service enrolment despite rising graduate numbers

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