Most Ghanaians have given their blessings to New Patriotic party (NPP) presidential hopeful Kennedy Agyapong’s six-months military training proposal for all National Service Personnel.
Recently, the Member of Parliament for Assin Central revealed that if he is voted as the next president of Ghana, he’ll ensure all university graduates undergo 6-months military training to instill discipline in them.
Indiscipline is one of the cankers hindering the development and progress of Ghana. In most of Kennedy Agyapong’s interview he had mentioned that he will deal with indiscipline in the country.
In his bid to curb this problem, the Member of Parliament for Assin Central plans to implement mandatory six months of military training for all National Service personnel if elected president in 2024, with the aim of restoring discipline.
Following this, some Ghanaians have shared their opinion of Ken Agyapong vision to ensure university graduate are well disciplined for the job market.
Most of them recommended Kennedy Agyapong for having a such a good policy that help the Ghanaian youth.
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In other news, Paul Adom-Otchere, known for his controversial views, has expressed his belief that the speech delivered by Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen on Monday, September 25, 2023, should have undergone proper review.
During his program, “Good Evening Ghana,” on Metro TV, Adom-Otchere raised questions regarding the thoroughness of the speech’s scrutiny before its presentation.
In his editorial piece, which aired on the program yesterday, Adom-Otchere suggested that a lack of meticulous proofreading left the politician vulnerable to ridicule from his former party members.
One of the central points of contention in the speech was Alan Kyeremanten’s claim of leading the Young Executive Forum to fund the headquarters of the New Patriotic Party.
However, Hackman Owusu-Agyemang, the party historian and Chairman of the governing New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Council of Elders, vehemently disputed this assertion.
