The Naval Training Command at Nutekpor-Sogakope hosted a colorful passing-out parade for 346 recruits of Basic Training (BT) Batch 85, marking their official transition into active duty. The high-profile ceremony featured Hon. James Gunu as the Special Guest of Honour, who was accompanied by the District Chief Executive for South Tongu, Hon. Victoria Dzeklo. The event drew dignitaries, family members, and well-wishers who gathered to celebrate the new cohort of naval personnel.
Throughout the parade, the graduating recruits captivated the audience with a remarkable display of precision, discipline, coordination, and teamwork. Their sharp drills and flawless synchronized movements reflected the weeks of intensive, rigorous training designed to mold them into resilient sea defenders. The impressive performance stood as a clear testament to the grit and determination required to earn a place in the rank and file of the Ghana Navy.
Addressing the newly minted Ordinary Seamen, Hon. James Gunu praised their achievement and charged them to uphold the highest standards of the service. He urged them to execute their duties with unwavering integrity, professionalism, discipline, and patriotism, emphasizing the crucial need to respect the rights and human dignity of every citizen. He also extended warm appreciation to the Command and its dedicated team of instructors for their outstanding work in training the young men and women to defend the nation's maritime borders.
The graduation of BT Batch 85 represents a significant boost to Ghana's naval strength and maritime security infrastructure. As these 346 brave men and women step forth into their military careers, they carry with them the pride of their families and the trust of the entire nation. Congratulations to Basic Training Batch 85 may you serve with honor, distinction, and unwavering loyalty to Ghana.
@Volta Today
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