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National Service personnel questions GH¢ 60 monthly deductions from allowances for purported capacity-building programme without consultation
Describing themselves as the Concerned National Service Personnel Association of Ghana, the group in a press statement issued on July 20, 2026, said that while it supports initiatives that empower service personnel, no compulsory deduction should be imposed without a clear legal basis, transparency, and accountability.
A group said to be representing some national service personnel has questioned the decision to deduct GH¢60 from their monthly allowances for a capacity-building programme being organised by the National Service Personnel Assocation (NASPA) without consulting them.
Response In a response, NASPA in a press statement confirmed the deduction of GH¢ 60 and said it was geared towards the NASPA Capacity Building Programme, being organised in partnership with Zeus Atlas Limited.
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