The Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, attended the passing-out ceremony of 238 police recruits at the Regional Police Training School in Ho. The event was attended by security commanders and families of the recruits, who showcased impressive discipline and precision during the ceremony.
The graduating class consisted of 31 cadet officers and 207 general recruits. The recruits demonstrated their skills and training, impressing the attendees with their discipline and precision.
Minister Gunu congratulated the graduates, singling out Emmanuel Amedume, the Overall Best Recruit, for special recognition. He wished the new officers success in their service, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and integrity in their work.
“I congratulate each and every one of you on this achievement,” Minister Gunu said. “As you embark on this noble profession, I urge you to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.”
The graduation ceremony marks an important milestone in the recruits’ journey to becoming fully-fledged police officers. The Volta Regional Minister’s presence underscores the government’s commitment to security and the importance of a well-trained police force in maintaining law and order.
Emmanuel Amedume, the Overall Best Recruit, was recognized for his outstanding performance during the training program. His achievement serves as an inspiration to his fellow recruits and sets a high standard for future generations of police officers.
The graduation ceremony was a celebration of the recruits’ hard work and dedication to serving their communities. As they begin their careers, the new officers are expected to make a positive impact in maintaining security and upholding the law in the Volta Region.
