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‘Abrogate the contract ,refund deducted funds’ – Sulemana Brimah tells NASPA

According to the Authority, the GH¢60 deduction for capacity building was a decision taken by the leadership of the National Service Personnel Association (NASPA), rather than the NSA.
The Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Sulemana Brimah, has called on the leadership of the National Service Authority (NSA) to discontinue the ongoing capacity-building programme and refund deductions made from the allowances of national service personnel.
His comments come amid growing concerns among some national service personnel over deductions made from their monthly allowances, including a reported GH¢60 charge for capacity building.
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