HR Officer At Foreign Affairs Ministry Rejects NSS Personnel For Having No Connection

HR Officer At Foreign Affairs Ministry Rejects NSS Personnel For Having No Connection

  • Social media users are angry after a note from an HR officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to an NSS personnel surfaces online
  • The HR officer said the NSS personnel cannot be accepted at the ministry because she has no connection
  • Angry netizens have described the remark as proof of nepotism and expressed disappointment in the HR officer

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A note from a human resource officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to a National Service personnel has caused netizens to fume.

After being posted there, the unidentified National Service personnel submitted her letter of posting to the Foreign Affairs Ministry's HR. However, the HR officer rejected her letter of posting.

An HR officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected an NSS personnel
HR personnel at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects NSS personnel's posting because no one knows her at the ministry.
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In a small note at the bottom of the rejected letter of posting, the HR officer stated that the personnel could not be accepted at the ministry because all recognised staff did not know her. The officer advised that she apply for reposting at a different institution.

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Netizens react

The letter was posted on X by @EiiScanty, who decried nepotism in the public service.

He said:

"Aside [from] corruption and galamsey, nepotism is our biggest problem. Because how??? Service to the nation and take 715 cedis, you’ve to get connection or protocol.”

Fixon Dennis @fixondennis also said:

Some HRs are the reason people are jobless. Favoritism and nepotism at its best.

Maame Ama Adoma @MaameAmaAdoma added:

This is insane 😮

~ Kay Parker @su_pre_mo commented:

So what at all dey work for this country?

Rachel @rache16348 reacted:

This is one of the reasons why we're not going to move forward in this country. Hw3 nkwasiasem

CHURCHILL⛪️ @Anopakoko1 posted:

National service oo. Serving the nation too for be protocol 🤣🤣🤣

BRA MALVIN @Mobeatz_7 wrote:

Ah so they want people they know before they accept her to have her service . Eiiii so what at all is going on this country.

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Tim @timdexterr said:

These big organisations give NSS slots to their senior staff, so they focus on their senior staff to bring their NSS personnel. After these staff brought in their people and there are vacant positions, then go out to select the additional people to fill the vacant role.

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Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who had raised the alarm about the incident, said the action disregarded diplomatic protocols and misused the foreign affairs ministry for partisan purposes.

He said the action undermined the ministry’s credibility and cast it in a bad light regarding diplomatic relations.

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The ministry issued a press statement containing this information on Wednesday, June 19, 2024.

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Cornerlis Affre (CA and Politics Editor) Cornerlis Kweku Affre is at present a Current Affairs Editor at Yen.com. He covers politics, business, and other current affairs. He has worked in various roles in the media space for at least 5 years. You can reach out to him at cornerlis.affre@yen.com.gh