Kennedy Agyapong Recounts Moment University Graduates He Presented To Be Picked By The Military Got Rejected

• The member of parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong, has revealed that two university graduates he presented to be picked by the Ghana Military got rejected
• He shared in an interview that being a chairman of the Defence and Interior Committee, he was given slots to bring people to the military
• One of the graduates had a background in Business Administration, and the other, Political Science and Sociology

Outspoken Ghanaian politician and business mogul Kennedy Agyapong has recently been captured in a video where he lamented how two graduates he tried helping to be picked by the Ghana Military got rejected.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the Twitter timeline of @metrotvgh had the member of parliament recounting that being a chairman of the Defence and Interior Committee, he was called upon to present two individuals for slots in the Ghana Army, which he did.

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According to him, one had a background in Business Administration and the other, Political Science and Sociology, but they were still disqualified. He added that regardless of his standing in society, his protocols were rejected and that explains why an ordinary citizen with no connections may be easily passed over.

Watch the full video linked below;

Ghanaians not happy as Ghana Police Service announces recruitment; claim protocol is involved

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that the Ghana Police Service announced that it would be from Friday, August 27, to offer employment opportunities to qualified Ghanaians.

The available employment opportunities categories are General duty recruits, tradesman recruits, graduates for general duties, and graduate professionals. The application process will be originated online so no physical submission of application forms shall be accepted.

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The publication of the recruitment into the service has generated a lot of public discussions, as most people are convinced that the protocol list has already been compiled. Below are some reactions from Ghanaians;

Baidoo Nenyi Kofi said anyone who does not have protocol should not waste their time.

If you don't have protocol, don't waste your little earned money.

Mensah Samuel was willing to pay anyone to join the service.

Can I get someone to help me. Any amount I will pay

Source: YEN.com.gh