The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has clarified that no fees are charged for the issuance of attestation letters related to fire and emergency incidents. This announcement is particularly directed at victims of the recent Kantamanto fire, following reports that some individuals have been asked to pay for these documents at the Accra City Fire Station.

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The GNFS has categorically stated that this practice is unauthorized and has urged the public not to make any payments for attestation letters. “The GNFS categorically states that this practice is unauthorized, and the public is strongly advised not to pay any fees for requesting attestation letters,” the statement emphasized.

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The Service assured affected victims that the issue is being taken seriously, with a thorough investigation currently underway. Any officer found guilty of such misconduct will face disciplinary action in line with the GNFS code of conduct.

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“The GNFS remains committed to its mandate of serving the public with integrity and professionalism,” the statement added, encouraging anyone with information regarding the matter to report to the GNFS Greater Accra Headquarters, Korle-Bu, or contact the Public Relations Department at 050 960 8744 for the necessary action.

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The GNFS expressed gratitude for the public's cooperation and assured its continued commitment to maintaining the highest standards of accountability and service delivery.<img src="

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