President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to enhancing the welfare and working conditions of both active military personnel and civilian employees within the Ghana Armed Forces.

Addressing a graduation ceremony for officer cadets at the Ghana Military Academy on Friday, April 11, President Mahama underscored the importance of recognizing and rewarding the sacrifices made by service members.

"Dear military personnel and civilian staff, I am determined to systematically improve your conditions of service," President Mahama stated. "Our commitment is to ensure that the efforts and sacrifices you make for our nation are met with fair, timely, and deserving rewards."

The President noted that the Ghana Economic and Housing Corporation (GEHOC) would play a central role in efforts to provide better housing and other essential facilities for the armed forces community.

He further assured that his government would continue to invest in infrastructure, logistics, and welfare programs aimed at strengthening the morale and operational readiness of the military.

President Mahama’s remarks come at a time when the call for improved conditions within the security services has grown louder, particularly in the face of increasing security demands both domestically and regionally.

The event was attended by top military officials, government representatives, and families of the graduating officer cadets.