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Service Personnel will begin receiving their full arrears today - Felix Gyamfi, Acting Director

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13 Feb 2025 — 1 min read

In a recent announcement, Acting Director Felix Gyamfi revealed that service personnel are set to receive their complete arrears starting today. This development comes as a significant relief to many who have been awaiting these payments. The decision underscores the administration's commitment to addressing financial obligations to its personnel promptly.

The disbursement of full arrears is expected to positively impact the morale and financial stability of service members. Timely compensation not only acknowledges their dedication but also ensures they can meet personal and familial financial commitments. This move is anticipated to enhance overall productivity and satisfaction within the service.

By initiating these payments, the administration demonstrates its recognition of the essential roles played by service personnel. Ensuring that arrears are settled without further delay reflects a broader strategy to maintain trust and uphold the welfare of those who serve. This action sets a precedent for future financial management and support within the service sector.

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