Mahama's dismissal of senior Generals hurts military morale - Ntim Fordjour

In a recent statement, Ntim Fordjour, the Deputy Minister of Education, criticized President John Mahama's decision to replace senior military generals during his tenure. He argued that such actions have detrimental effects on the morale within the armed forces. Fordjour emphasized that leadership transitions in the military should be handled with care to maintain stability and confidence among personnel. He noted that frequent changes in command can undermine soldiers' trust and disrupt their operational effectiveness. The minister’s comments come amid ongoing discussions about military leadership and its implications for national security. He urged current leaders to prioritize cohesion and support for the troops, suggesting that consistent leadership is essential for fostering a strong military environment. Fordjour's remarks reflect growing concerns over how political decisions impact military dynamics and highlight the need for thoughtful governance that recognizes the unique challenges faced by armed forces personnel. The conversation continues as stakeholders assess the balance between political authority and maintaining a motivated and effective military establishment.