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NASPA suspends GHS60 allowance deduction after public backlash
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The National Service Personnel Association (NASPA) has suspended its Capacity Building Programme following widespread concerns from National Service Personnel over a GHS60 deduction from their monthly allowances.
The association had earlier defended the deduction, stating that the GH¢60 charge was a NASPA initiative and not a programme introduced by the National Service Authority (NSA).
He assured National Service Personnel that no further deductions would be made from their allowances in connection with the training initiative while the review process is ongoing.
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