106,223 university graduates posted for 2024/2025 mandatory service

The National Service Authority (NSA) has deployed 106,223 university graduates for the 2024/2025 service year.

The NSA said a subsequent mop-up exercise will be conducted for any remaining unassigned personnel.

Director-General of the NSA, Osei Assibey Antwi in a statement signed and issued on Friday noted that the posted personnel included the 2024 batch of Ghanaian graduates from all accredited universities in the country.

Also, Ghanaians who have completed studies abroad, defaulters, and private applicants who registered for their national service are included in this posting.

Mr Antwi further indicated that all deployed service personnel were required to follow the validation and registration process.

“A. Check Placement: Log onto the Authority’s website at www.nss.gov.gh to check for placement. B. Print Appointment Letter: Print the appointment letter and proceed to the place of posting for endorsement of the appointment letter.”

“C. Book Appointment for Registration: Book an appointment online for the date and time for registration after the endorsement. D. Complete Registration: Proceed to the assigned Regional Validation and Registration Centre with an endorsed appointment letter and a valid Ghana Card to complete the process,” he stated.

Mr Antwi said the validation and registration at all the regional centres across the country will begin on Thursday, September 12, 2024, and close on Monday, September 30, 2024.

“The 2024/2025 National Service begins on Tuesday, October 1, 2024. The Authority further reminds all deployed personnel that reposting is not permitted and urges all national service personnel to embrace their postings as a vital part of their responsibilities and contributions to national development.”

“Management extends its best wishes to all service personnel for a successful and fulfilling service year,” he stated.

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