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Small Arms Commission, Ghana13 hours ago
The Commission in collaboration with The The HALO Trust, has launched a two-week Armoury Store Managers Course to train Armourers of the security agencies across the country. This forms part of the Commissionโs mandate to strengthen institutional capacity in the area of stockpile and inventory management.
The Executive Secretary, Dr. Adam A. A Bonaa, expressed his appreciation to The Halo Trust for supporting and facilitating the training. He further thanked the heads of the security agencies for supporting their officers to attend this important training.
In encouraging the participants, Dr. Bonaa urged them to make the most of the opportunity, describing it as a stepping stone toward greater career growth and development, while contributing to peace, safety, security and the effective management of state stockpiles.
The Executive Secretary, Dr. Adam A. A Bonaa, expressed his appreciation to The Halo Trust for supporting and facilitating the training. He further thanked the heads of the security agencies for supporting their officers to attend this important training.
In encouraging the participants, Dr. Bonaa urged them to make the most of the opportunity, describing it as a stepping stone toward greater career growth and development, while contributing to peace, safety, security and the effective management of state stockpiles.


