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A short meeting and engagement was held today at the Papao Farm of the National Service Authority, bringing together key stakeholders to explore avenues for agricultural development and youth empowerment.

The Deputy Director-General for Programs and Operations, Lt Col Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu, hosted the Director, Food Systems at the WFP, Steven Nhyira Odarteifio, for the engagement.

Discussions focused on strengthening collaboration between the two institutions to enhance operations at the Papao Farm, improve agricultural productivity, and build the capacity of service personnel. The meeting also highlighted the importance of leveraging modern farming techniques and strategic partnerships to boost youth involvement in agriculture.

Both parties expressed a shared commitment to advancing initiatives that will not only improve farm outputs but also contribute meaningfully to national food security.

The engagement forms part of ongoing efforts by the National Service Authority to position agriculture as a viable pathway for youth development and sustainable economic growth.

The Director-General of the National Service Authority, Ms Ruth Dela Seddoh, served as Special Guest of Honour at the passing-out ceremony of National Service Personnel (NSPs) who recently completed a two-week military orientation programme at Michelle Camp.

She was joined by the Deputy Director-General of Programs and Operations, Lt Col Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu, and the Managing Director of TDC Ghana Ltd, Mr. Courage Makafui Nunekpeku.

The training, conducted under the 1st Battalion Infantry and supervised by Commanding Officer Lt Col F Adams, aimed at instilling discipline, resilience, and a sense of national responsibility among the participants.

At the ceremony, the NSPs showcased a series of drills, demonstrating the skills and discipline acquired during the training period. Their performance drew commendation from the dignitaries present.

Addressing the gathering, Ms Seddoh praised the participants for their commitment and urged them to uphold the values of discipline, loyalty, and integrity in their service to the nation. She further revealed that the National Service Authority is set to roll out a National Military Training Programme, expected to commence between June and July this year.

Other speakers also congratulated the NSPs, encouraging them to apply the lessons learned and contribute meaningfully to national development.

The ceremony marked the successful completion of the pilot phase of the training initiative, positioning it as a key step toward strengthening discipline and professionalism among National Service Personnel.

The Deputy Director-General of Programs and Operations at the National Service Authority, Lt Col Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu, paid an official visit to the Managing Director of TDC Ghana Ltd, Mr. Courage Makafui Nunekpeku, to engage in discussions on a special initiative spearheaded by TDC. The initiative involves the deployment of National Service personnel to undergo a two-week military orientation program aimed at instilling discipline, resilience, and a strong sense of national duty.

Following the meeting, the delegation proceeded to Michelle Camp, where the service personnel are currently undergoing training under the 1st Battalion of Infantry, overseen by the Commanding Officer, Lt Col F Adams. During brief engagements with the dignitaries, the National Service personnel expressed excitement and appreciation for the opportunity to be part of the program.

In their remarks, the dignitaries congratulated the trainees and emphasized the importance of discipline, loyalty, and integrity, highlighting these values as essential tools in the collective effort to eradicate corruption and build a stronger nation. The visit also provided an opportunity to discuss final preparations ahead of the trainees’ passing out ceremony scheduled for tomorrow.

Eid Message from the Director-General

Dear Staff, National Service Personnel (NSPs), and Esteemed Stakeholders,

As we celebrate this joyous occasion of Eid, I extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt wishes to you and your families.

Eid is a time of reflection, gratitude, sacrifice, and unity. It reminds us of the values of compassion, selflessness, and service to humanity principles that resonate strongly with the mission and vision of the National Service Authority.

As an institution dedicated to national development, your commitment, discipline, and contributions continue to make a meaningful impact across the country.

To our hardworking staff, I commend your dedication and professionalism in ensuring the smooth implementation of our mandate.

To our National Service Personnel, your service to the nation is invaluable, and I encourage you to continue to uphold integrity, diligence, and patriotism in all your endeavors.

To our cherished stakeholders, we deeply appreciate your continuous support and collaboration in advancing our shared goals.

As we mark this special celebration, may the spirit of Eid bring you peace, renewed strength, and abundant blessings. Let us continue to work together in unity and purpose to build a stronger and more prosperous nation.

Eid Mubarak to you all.
Warm regards,
Director-General
National Service Authority

Tuesday 10th March, 2026, Karina Garcia Zamorategui, Head of Tourism, Culture and Education Cooperation at the Embassy of Mexico in Ghana, paid a courtesy visit to Lt. Col. Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu, Deputy Director-General for Programs and Operations at the National Service Authority.

The visit created an opportunity for both parties to engage in discussions on potential areas of collaboration, particularly in cultural exchange, education, and youth development initiatives that could benefit National Service Personnel. The meeting also highlighted the importance of strengthening partnerships and promoting cooperation between Ghana and Mexico. 🇬🇭🤝🇲🇽

Our Director General, Madam Ruth Dela Seddoh, sat down with to break down the bold steps we're taking at the NSA.
From cracking down on inefficiency by eliminating ghost names and saving the nation a massive 50 million Cedis monthly, to laying out our roadmap for the 'Feed Ghana' agenda.
We're focused on boosting local poultry production and creating real opportunities for all NSA personnel. The work continues. 🇬🇭

Representatives from the Millennium Development Authority (MiDA) paid a working visit to the National Service Authority, where they met with the Management of the Authority.

The meeting focused on discussions around potential areas of collaboration and partnership aimed at promoting development initiatives and creating opportunities that will benefit National Service Personnel and the wider Ghanaian community. 🤝🇬🇭