EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL: Check Out The Wedding Photos Of A Military Man And His Doctor Bride

EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL: Check Out The Wedding Photos Of A Military Man And His Doctor Bride

As the scripture says, “He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord”. As this year gradually goes to an end, several people are tying the knots with their loved ones to usher them into the new year.

One of the latest couples in town, Lt (GN) & Dr (Mrs) Dzakpasu had a glamorous wedding ceremony at Burma Camp, 37. 

Ever witnessed the wedding ceremony of a military man? It’s just an awestruck moment when colleague military men  of the couple display their sword skills at the ceremony.

Check these lovely pictures out:

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Pictures of ADGASS Cadet Corps During The 2016-2017 Hand-Over Ceremony

These are the images took at the handing over ceremony @ the school's premise (Great Hall)

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How To Apply For Military And Get Selected Easy

How To Apply For Military And Get Selected Easy

I take it a great privilege to welcome you to this ADGASS Cadet Corps Official Web page Online that finds it interesting in bringing you all the latest and trending news and information in the courtyard of Ghana Armed Forces.

My effort of posting this tips here is when I was chatting with a friend one day about how to get fast into military and he explained all the process involved to me. How great people in military revealed this secret to him is what he told me and then, I quickly decided to post it on this CADET web online for all people interested in getting job at the military as military personnel. 

Here come the quick and easy guide on how you can apply for Military and get accepted at the Ghana Armed Forces!
 
#1. Make Sure Your Name Tally
A lot of people in Ghana do really change their names thinking that if has no effect on them. People not knowing this, Ghana Armed Forces do trace their background to find out what names you have been using since your childhood. This calls for the need to use one one and genuine name always. Please stop changing your name every time you go to school.

#2. Age tally
People also do change their ages by reducing their date of birth each time they go to school not knowing that their previous age records are at their basic school which Ghana Armed Forces is able to detect it to know you're not using the same age.


#3. minimum education demanded by armed forces
People do try to trick Ghana Armed Forces by using just low or minimun education level not even qualified for entry into Ghana Armed Forces. For now on days, the best way your education can get you into Ghana Armed Forces is to get at least Second Cycle which is S.H.S level Certificate to be qualified for Ghana Armed Forces.

#4. Pass in EMS
Get all your pass mark in your WASSCE exams as basics. Getting pass in English Language(E), Mathematics(M) and Science(S) also do help to get employed the super fast way.

#5. Matured,Physically Fit and Strong
One of the basic thing Ghana Armed Forces require is for you to be physically and mentally strong. That's why you will be sent for medicals and training to know how well and best you're doing and how you can be if you're selected as Military Personnel

These are all that I have for today and hope to bring you more in this CADET journal and that's why its a need to be here always.

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Ghana Armed Forces Gets License to Run Savings And Loans Company

Ghana Armed Forces gets license to run Savings and Loans company

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has approved a license for the Ghana Armed Forces to operate a Savings and Loan company to be called Services Integrity Savings and Loans Company.

This means the Ghana Armed Forces now have the mandate to operate a legal financial institution.

According to a statement signed by military, accounts will be opened for all military and Ministry of Defence civilian employees of the GAF.

“The account forms have therefore been forwarded to all units. Each member of staff should therefore fill the forms accordingly,” the statement noted.

The statement also added salaries of all personnel will pass through SIS&L.
Source: Yen.com.gh

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Ranks in Ghana Armed Forces You Must Know

 Ranks in Ghana Armed Forces You Must Know

It is similar to the British army ranks structure They are arranged in descending order:
Officer ranks
 

 General.

 Lieutenant-General.
 Major-General.
 Brigadier-General.
 Colonel.
 Lieutenant-Colonel.
 Major.
 Captain.
 Lieutenant.
 Second Lieutenant.

Enlisted ranks

Chief Warrant Officer
Warrant Officer Class 1
Warrant Officer Class 2
Staff Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Lance-Corporal
Private
 

Ranks in Ghana Air Force

In descending order of importance the GHF officer ranks are:
Officers

Air Marshal
Air Vice Marshal
Air Commodore
Group Captain
Wing Commander
Squadron Leader
Flight Lieutenant
Flying Officer
Pilot Officer

Airmen

In descending order of importance the GHF airman ranks are:

Warrant Officer Class I
Warrant Officer Class II
Flight Sergeant
Sergeant
Corporal
Leading Aircraftman
    Aircraftman I
    Aircraftman II 

Rank In the Ghana Navy

Officers

The GN officers in descending order of seniority:

Admiral
Vice-Admiral
Rear-Admiral
Commodore
Captain
Commander
Lieutenant Commander
Lieutenant
Sub-Lieutenant
Acting Sub-Lieutenant

Ratings

The GN ratings in descending order of seniority:

Master Chief Petty Officer
Fleet Chief Petty Officer
Chief Petty Officer Class I
Chief Petty Officer Class II
Petty Officer Class I
Petty Officer Class II
Leading Seaman
Able Seaman Class I
Able Seaman Class II
Ordinary Seaman 

Source: AskMeGhana 

These are the must know ranks in Ghana Armed Forces for you to know. We hope to bring you more as we get. 

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Training Institutions @ Ghana Armed Forces

Training Institutions at the Ghana Armed Forces

 

Training in GAF is conducted under Tri-Service and single service institutions. The former provides courses which cut across all three services and supporting services while the later concentrates on service-specific courses. Tri-Service Training Institutions include the following:

a.    Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College (GAFCSC).

The Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College (GAFCSC), runs the Junior, Senior and Command Courses for officers in the Ghana Armed Forces and other sister countries under various defence agreements. Masters programs, Post-graduate Diploma and certificate programs are also offered by GAFCSC in collaboration with the University of Ghana, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) and other foreign institutions, to develop the human resource base of GAF officers.

b.    Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Center (KAIPTC).

This is an autonomous international center of excellence running courses in areas like Peace Keeping, Peace Support Operations, Good Governance, Gender Rights and other related courses for local and international participants.

c.    Military Academy and Training Schools (MATS)
The Military Academy and Training Schools is the umbrella institution overseeing the Ghana Military Academy (GMA) and eighteen (18) other Tri-Service school.

d.    Nurses and Midwifery Training School

The Nurses and Midwifery Training School is responsible for training of all nurses, midwives and para-medical staff of the Medical Corps.

Source: Ghana Armed Forces

Here is all that you need to know about the training institutions found @ Ghana Armed Forces and see which one best suits you!

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Ranks In The Ghana Police Service

Ranks in the Ghana Police Service

The Ghana Police Service is the main law enforcement agency in Ghana. It is organized at national level and has a unitary command under the Inspector General of Police (IGP). Although there are many regional and divisional commands, they all report to the National Headquarters in Accra.

Policing in Ghana (then the Gold Coast) was originally organized by traditional authorities led by local kings or chiefs. This they did by employing unpaid messengers to carry out executive and judicial functions in their respective communities. Professional policing was introduced by the British Colonial authorities in 1831. The colonial administrator at the time, Captain George Maclean, Governor of the Gold Coast, recruited 129 men to patrol the trade routes between Ashanti Kingdom and the coast and to protect colonial merchants and officials around the castle.

The ranks of Ghanaian police officers are loosely based on that of the British and other Commonwealth police although there are variations.The posts and ranks within the Police service are broadly divided into those of superior officers and subordinate officers or other ranks.

Here are the must known ranks that are available in the Ghana Police Service.

 

Superior officers

• Inspector General of Police
• Deputy Inspector General
• Commissioner
• Deputy Commissioner
• Assistant Commissioner
• Chief Superintendent
• Superintendent
• Deputy Superintendent
• Assistant Superintendent

Subordinate Police Officers

• Chief Inspector
• Inspector
• Sergeant
• Corporal
• Lance Corporal
• Constable

These are the must known ranks that are available in the Ghana Police Service as a force institution.

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The History of the Ghana Police Force

The History of the Ghana Police Force

The History of the Ghana Police Service as a force institution formed in Ghana then Gold Coast with the aim and objectives for maintain peace in the country.

Take a short moment to read about the history of Ghana Police Service as a force.

Before, Ghana Police Service is a type of force that is established to service in Ghana by maintaining peace in the country. Knowing this is best for those that are interested in applying or joining the Ghana Police Service as a Force institution.


Now take a look at the history of the Ghana Police Service as a force in Ghana.                 

THE HISTORY: The real Police work was started in the then Gold Coast; now the Republic of Ghana, in the year 1921. Before that time the Executive and Judicial Powers were in the hands of Local Chiefs and Headsmen who employed unpaid messengers to do the work of the Police.

In 1871, when Great Britain had full control of the Colony, it became necessary to provide strong Force, to this end, Captain Glover conducted Force of 700 Hausa men from the Northern Nigeria to take part in the Ashanti Wars on behalf of the British, and in 1876, and this body of Men formed the GOLD COAST CONSTABULARY.

GOLD COAST POLICE: The Gold Coast Police Force, now the Ghana Police Service was formed in 1894, with 400 out of the 700 men who formed the Gold Coast Constabulary, under Six European Officers.

The remaining 300 men became the Gold Coast Regiment. First and Second Battalions.

In 1902, the Gold Coast Police was divided to make separate branches of ESCORT and GENERAL POLICE. In 1907, the Northern Territories Constabulary was formed from the Second Battalion of the Gold Coast Regiment, but it was amalgamated with the Gold Coast Police Force in 1929.

MARINE POLICE: Marine Police was formed in 1916 but was disbanded in 1942 and its place/duties was taken by the Department of CUSTOMS & EXCISE.

POLICE BAND: The Gold Coast; now Ghana Police CENTRAL BAND was formed in the year 1918.

C.I.D. FINGER PRINT: The Criminal Investigation Department was formed in 1921. In 1922 the finger-prints system was introduced.

POLICE DEPOT: The Police Training Depot was opened on 14th March, 1930 for the training of recruits, refresher and promotion courses for other ranks. In 1943, the Old Depot was vacated and the new Depot occupied.

POLICE RESERVES: Following serious rioting in the country the Mobile Force now Police Reserve was formed in 1948 to combat with lawlessness.

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION: Wireless Communication came into use in 1949 with the formal opening of the Information Room, Accra by his Excellency the Governor Sir Charles Noble Arden Clark in June 1950.

POLICE WOMEN: The first twelve Police Women were enlisted in 1952 and their duties include supervision of delinquent children.

ARMOURED CAR SQUADRON: The Armoured Car Squadron (A.C.S) was established in 1958. Members’ duties include Presidential Guard.

POLICE COLLEGE: Opened in 1959 to train police officers.

SPECIAL BRANCH: Set up in 1949.

Source: Police Squad Lesson Notes

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C/Flt Lt Gideon obeng Boateng Has Formally Taken Over as Ashanti Regional Cadet coordinator

C/Flt Lt Gideon Obeng Boateng has formally taken over as Ashanti Regional Cadet coordinator.

 
 I am by this massage informing everyone that C/Flt Lt Gideon obeng Boateng has formally taken over as Ashanti Regional Cadet coordinator.


And as C/Flt Lt Gideon Obeng Boateng has formally taken over as Ashanti Regional Cadet coordinator so the following officer's lies vacant for interested people.

(1)Int & Research
(2) Admin officer & Finance
(3)Training officer & Operation
(4)Logistics officer & Gen Duties
(5)RSM
(6)Head of PT wing
(7)Head of RECCE wing
(8)A coy Co
(9)B coy Co
(10)C coy Co
(11)Support coy Co
(12)Medical officer

These positions are open to all adult Cadet in the region who are ready and willing to work with me.

Interested persons should apply for the position.
Call for the form on:  0241787328.

Start now and ends at 30 April
Please note : The Application should include your CV thank and please you may forward to others who are interested.

Signed : Regional Cadet coordinator

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List Of Adu Gyamfi Senior High 2016/2017 Academic Cadet Officers

List Of Adu Gyamfi Senior High 2016/2017 Academic Cadet Officers
 

After the hardwork and all the struggles of the corps, listed below are the must know 2016/2017 cadet officers for you to know, existing in Adu Gyamfi Senior High School.


Here are the selected list of the 2016/2017 academic year cadet officers of adu gyamfi senior high school.

#1.Adams Albert-Officer Commanding
Master Adams Albert is the appointed Officer for the 2016/2017 academic year cadet Officer Commanding. Followed by a lady as his 2-I-C. Guess who she is?


•Appiah Abigail-Second-In-Command
Appiah Abbigail is the name. The lady with the brave and courage for military and that's her motive for joining cadet.


•Owusu Afriyie Douglas-Adjutant
owusu Afriyie Douglas is the name. All the way as a Science student with vision and interest for military.


•Janet Oppong Agyare-Cadet Sergeant Major
Janet Oppong Agyare is the name. The girl with courage for joining military one day. This is what makes her proud for being the Cadet Sergeant Major (C.S.M) for Adu Gyamfi Senior High Cadet Corps!

•Akosah Emmanuel-Provost Segeant
This is the guy with all the interest for joining Cadet due to the fact that he knows where Cadet can carry him one day to come.

•Adu Danso Clement-Provost Corporal
Adu Danso Clement is the name. The current Provost Corporal of Adu Gyamfi Cadet Corps. Even though Adu Danso Clement is part of Cadet, he is also interested in learning much about military and that's why he belongs to the Salvation Army Church which stants as a Church with everything showing about military.

•Edward Oteng-Quarter Master
Edward Oteng showed his interest the first time of coming to Adu Gyamfi Senior High School that he will be part of Cadet. And God be the  glory, he is now appointed as the Quarter Master of Adu Gyamfi Cadet Corps.

•Cynthia Fiagbe-Quarter Mistress
Cynthia Fiagbe is the name. The lady incorporate with the Quarter Master working as the Quarter Master in ADGASS Cadet.

•Osman Mariam-Chief Clerk
All the way, with the brave and courage, Osman Mariam is the lady with hardness to receive the rank as the Chief Clerk of Adu Gyamfi Cadet and she is now proud for being the Chief Clerk.

•Iceberg Badu Clinton-Information Clerk
Iceberg Badu Clinton, all the way a strong and brave guy with interest for joining Cadet. He is actually the current Information Officer acting as the Officer-In-Charge for all the information that is circulating within Cadet.

•Faustina Safo-Intelligent Clerk
Faustina Safo is the current appointed Intelligent Clerk of ADGASS Cadet. She has the passion for Cadet and this made her to be part of the Cadet Corps. She is currently happy for being the Intelligent Clerk of Adu Gyamfi Senior High Cadet Corps.

•Gyan Benedict-Ensign
Gyan Benedict is the name and the current working Cadet Senior Ensign at Adu Gyamfi Senior High.

•Addai Stephen -Drum Major
Addai Stephen is the guy with vision and passion for the Drum side and this made him happy for being the Drum Major of Adu Gyamfi Senior High Cadet Corps.

•Gifty Agyei Mensah-Deputy Drum Major
Even though she is a lady, this never made her shy for becoming the Deputy Drum Major of Adu Gyamfi Senior High Cadet. She finds it interested for being the Deputy Drum Major of the Cadet Corps.
 
These are the current cadet officers for the 2016/2017 academic year in adu gyamfi senior high.

Thank

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