National Service Personnel Association (NASPA)

Gov’t to deduct GHS100 from NSS February allowance – Here’s why

3 March 2025

The National Service Personnel Association (NASPA) has announced a GH₵100 deduction from the February allowances of all service personnel nationwide to cover the cost of the National Service Cloth, which ...

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Gov’t to deduct GHS100 from NSS February allowance – Here’s why

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