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The Ghana Armed Forces extends warmest wishes, may the forthcoming year bring you joy, success and fulfillment in all your endeavours. Happy New Year!

Ghana Armed Forces wishes you joy and prosperity this festive season. Merry Christmas.

The 6 Garrison, in collaboration with other Security Services, has successfully conducted a joint route march code-named EXERCISE FAST FOOT on Tuesday 23 December 2025.

The exercise brought together personnel from the Armed Forces, Police, Immigration, Prisons, Fire Service, Customs and Ambulance Service who paraded through the principal streets of Tamale to promote inter-service cohesion, strengthen esprit de corps and enhance the physical fitness of troops.

Commencing at Jubilee Park and concluding at the Headquarters Northern Command, the march was designed to reinforce unity among the services, foster discipline and ensure that troops remain in peak condition as the New Year approaches.

In his address, the Garrison Commander, Air Commodore Nana Adu-Gyamfi, emphasised the importance of the route march, assuring the people of the Garrison that their peace and security remain paramount. He underscored that through unity, discipline and readiness, the combined forces remain committed to safeguarding lives and property.

Air Commodore Adu-Gyamfi expressed gratitude to personnel of the Armed Forces and other Security Services for their sacrifices, particularly during the festive season. He encouraged all personnel to celebrate responsibly, uphold the highest standards of discipline and carry forward the spirit of unity and goodwill into the New Year.

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Ghana Armed Forces has open another portal which is currently accepting an additional batch of applicants into the security services.
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The Northern Command (N/COMD), as part of efforts to protect the territorial borders of the country has conducted a long-range patrol and show of force along the Ghana–Burkina Faso border from 11 to 12 December 2025.

The patrol, which was in line with the operational concept of the Command, was conducted within the Areas of Operational Responsibility of the 11 and 12 Mechanised Battalions.

The aim was to identify possible armed elements along the border as part of N/COMD’s counter-terrorism and anti-terrorism operations, and to deter terrorists from establishing a presence along the northern frontier.

During the patrol, the team visited communities including Sandema, Chuchuliga, Chiana, Kayoro, and Binduri. In an interaction with residents and nomadic herdsmen, they indicated that the presence of the patrol team made them feel safe to go about their normal activities, especially during market days.

The General Officer Commanding Northern Command, Brigadier General Worlanyo Agbebo, urged the locals to remain vigilant and report any infiltration, sightings of unfamiliar persons, or suspicious activities to the nearest Police Station through their Chiefs for prompt action.

He further assured the residents of their safety, adding that the military would continue to maintain robust surveillance and patrols along the borders to prevent infiltration. He also encouraged the communities to provide accurate and timely information to the patrol teams to support efforts to protect and secure the nation’s borders.

The Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), Major General Lawrence Kwaku Gbetanu has on Tuesday, 9 December 2025 shared his leadership insight when he delivered a lecture on the Battalion Commanders Course 5 (BCC 5) held at the Buchanan Lecture Hall, Army Training Command (ATRAC).

The lecture, titled “Leadership: The Chief of the Army Staff’s Perspective”, saw the COAS outlining his vision which includes a motivated, value-driven, technologically enabled, and operationally decisive Army that earns and maintains the trust of the Ghanaian public. He also outlined, the desired end state for 2030, the core drivers shaping Army transformation, operational priorities and the expected role of the future unit commanders.

Major General Gbetanu reminded the course participants that the transformation of the Ghana Army depends on the quality of leadership at all levels and urged them to embody professionalism, innovation, ethical conduct, critical thinking, adaptability, technological awareness and resilience.

The COAS also called for the need to modernise the structure of the Army through capacity expansion, human capital development and leadership renewal anchored in strong institutional values.

On behalf of the Commander ATRAC and BCC5 participants, the Commander of the Army Combat Training School, Colonel Robert Narh, expressed profound gratitude to the COAS for his lecture, describing it as an enlightening and transformative experience that would significantly shape the participants for higher leadership responsibilities.

BCC 5 consists of 21 participants out of which 19 are Army officers and 2 Air Force officers.

The Commander Army Training Command (ATRAC), Brigadier General (Brig Gen) Joshua Amanor, has urged officer cadets of the Ghana Military Academy (GMA) to maintain peak physical fitness and discipline.

He was speaking as the Guest of Honour for the senior steeplechase competition of Regular Career Course (RCC) 64 and Short Service Commission/Special Duties (SSC/SD) 65, held at the Physical Training Grounds of the Academy on Thursday 4 December 2025.

Brig Gen Amanor described the annual steeplechase as one of the most important events on the training calendar of the Academy, emphasising its role in building stamina, mental resilience, teamwork and esprit de corps among future officers.

He commended all participants for their determination and fitness displayed, noting that their performance reflected the hard work of instructors. “This competition has demonstrated the need for leaders to be physically fit and mentally alert,” he added.

The Commander ATRAC further applauded Abyssinia Company, winners of the competition.

He also congratulated some cadets for their outstanding performance throughout the12-kilometre steeplechase competition which took the cadets through rugged terrain and a variety of obstacles designed to challenge their stamina and mental toughness.

Awards were presented to individuals who distinguished themselves in the competition. Senior Cadet Leh Kwame won the overall best runner award, Senior Cadet Nakoja Magyam Esther, received the best female runner award whilst Senior Cadet Tabre Joseph and Naval Cadet Amexo Frank won the 1st runner up and the 2nd runner up awards respectively.

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