NCA Ghana: 2025/2026 National Service Personnel Farewell

• The National Communications Authority Ghana held a farewell ceremony on September 30, 2026, for its 2025/2026 National Service Personnel.
• The event, hosted at the NCA Tower Ghana, recognized the contributions of the Ghana National Service Personnel.
• Deputy Director General Etta Mosore NCA encouraged adaptability and emphasized the personnel's potential as future leaders.
• Deputy Director General Salifu Suleman NCA advised continuous self-improvement and productive use of digital platforms, including social media.
• The departing personnel expressed gratitude for the support, mentorship, and opportunities provided by the National Communications Authority Ghana.

Mrs. Mosore underscored their potential, stating, "You are the future leaders. One day, one of you could become a President, Minister or occupy another important leadership position," as she wished them success in their future endeavors.

The National Communications Authority (NCA) Ghana recently hosted a send-off ceremony to mark the conclusion of service for its 2025/2026 National Service Personnel. This significant event, held on September 30, 2026, took place at the NCA Tower Ghana, with personnel from various zonal offices participating virtually, ensuring broad inclusion across the organization.

The ceremony served as a platform for NCA management and staff to formally acknowledge and commend the Ghana National Service Personnel for their dedicated contributions throughout their service period. It also provided an opportunity to offer encouragement and guidance as these individuals prepare to transition into the next phases of their professional and educational journeys. The event underscored the NCA's commitment to nurturing young talent and preparing them for future success.

During the ceremony, Mrs. Etta Mosore NCA, the Deputy Director General for Managerial Operations, addressed the departing personnel, emphasizing the importance of adaptability. She urged them to maximize every environment they encounter, irrespective of their initial expectations, highlighting that the work ethics, discipline, and professional principles acquired at the National Communications Authority Ghana would prove invaluable regardless of their chosen path, whether pursuing further education or entering the job market. Mrs. Mosore underscored their potential, stating, "You are the future leaders. One day, one of you could become a President, Minister or occupy another important leadership position," as she wished them success in their future endeavors.

Mr. Salifu Suleman NCA, the Deputy Director General for Technical Operations, also shared insights, reflecting on the personnel's journey from their initial orientation to the completion of their service. He encouraged a commitment to continuous self-improvement and advised leveraging digital platforms and online resources to develop essential skills that could broaden their career opportunities. Mr. Suleman specifically recommended using social media productively as a tool for learning, enhancing soft skills, and exploring new avenues, including remote work, while also stressing the importance of remaining true to their core values during this transitional phase of their lives. Other members of the management team, including Dr. Abdul Majeed Iddrisu, Director for Regional Operations, and Dr. Charles Amoah-Wilson, Director of Human Resources, along with other staff, also offered words of encouragement and shared professional experiences.

The departing National Service Personnel also had the opportunity to share their experiences and reflections on their time at the National Communications Authority Ghana. They conveyed their profound appreciation to the management and staff for the unwavering support, mentorship, and diverse opportunities provided throughout their service tenure. This mutual exchange of gratitude highlighted the positive impact of the NCA National Service Scheme Ghana on the participants.

The ceremony concluded with a group photograph, capturing the moment between some management staff and the 2025/2026 National Service Personnel, symbolizing the successful completion of their service and the bonds forged. The event reinforced the NCA's role in contributing to national development through its engagement with the National Service Scheme.

This article is a press release detailing an internal HR event (a farewell ceremony for National Service Personnel) and does not contain any new legal developments, regulatory changes, or compliance requirements that would necessitate action or monitoring by a lawyer or compliance officer.

Source: Original reporting via press release