GHANENGCOY 10 receives United Nations medals

Ghana's 10th Infantry Battalion, known as the Ghana NGCOY 10, has been awarded United Nations medals for its outstanding contribution to peacekeeping missions in South Sudan. The accolades were presented during a ceremony held at the Garrison Officers' Mess in Accra, attended by high-ranking military officials and dignitaries.

The unit participated in UN operations aimed at stabilizing the region and protecting vulnerable populations amid ongoing conflict. Colonel Samuel B. Nkrumah, who led the battalion, highlighted their commitment to upholding the UN's principles of peace and security, emphasizing that their service reflects Ghana’s dedication to global peace efforts.

The awards serve not only as recognition of the battalion's hard work but also as an encouragement for continued excellence in future missions. Ghana has a long-standing tradition of contributing troops to UN peacekeeping operations and remains committed to supporting international efforts aimed at fostering stability around the world. The ceremony is a testament to the bravery and professionalism of the soldiers who have served in challenging environments under the UN banner.