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Reforming Recruitment into Ghana’s Security Services: Toward a Transparent, Fair, and Digitally Driven National System

With over 500,000 applicants competing for just 5,000 positions, Ghana’s security services recruitment system faces a crisis of fairness and public trust. A 1% acceptance rate, upfront fees, and GH¢35 million in application revenue have fuelled legitimate questions: is the system selecting the best candidates, or inadvertently designed to generate funds? Leslie Mensah Tamakloe proposes a five-stage, technology-driven reform that puts transparency, merit, and the aspirations of Ghanaian youth at the centre — because the guardians of our nation deserve a recruitment system worthy of their sacrifice.

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