Medical failure,indiscipline sends 10 Army Recruits Home
Out of a total of 700 army recruits enlisted for military training, 6 of them were sent home due to failure to pass medicals, 1 died and 4 others were sacked due to indisciplinary conducts.
Prosper Kwaku Selassy Agbitor 
690 Army Recruits have passed out from the Army Special Operations Training School (ASOTS), Daboya, under the Army Training Command (ATRAC) of the Ghana Army.
The 690 out of 700 recruits that were recruited.
However, 6 recruits failed routine medical tests while 4 were sacked from the ASOTS for disciplinary issues. Regrettably, one recruit in the person of Asenso Yaw Charles died.
At the end of the training, Private Akambong Joel Awennatey won the Overall Best Recruit, while PrivateAwudu Christian won was Overall Best in Academics.
Private Mannor Mcbeth won Best In Drill, while Private Aabangmwin Yeltuo Isaac won Best in PT.
‘Barwah Company’ won BEST Company The Army Recruits were taken through the Ghana military’s 24-week Basic Infantry Course (BITC) 3-22 to become Private Soldiers.
According to Peace Journal, the BITC entailed intense military indoctrination, basic fitness tests and very tough training exercises for physical and mental fortitude to enable the Soldiers rise in capable defense of the Republic of Ghana.
A passing-out parade was held at the training school, in the North Gonja District of Savannah Region on Friday, 30 December, 2022.
The Passing–Out was attended by the Commander, Army Special Operations Brigade– Brigadier General Barima Brako Owusu as the Reviewing Officer and Guest-of-Honour, and the Commander of ATRAC – Brigadier General Kwaku Hagan, as Special Guest.
Other dignitaries present included the Commanding Officer, ASOTS – Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Nii Armah Quaye, Senior Officers, Officers, Formation and Unit Sergeant Majors, Soldiers, families and friends of the Young
