Ghana Armed Forces Reaffirms Readiness to Defend Country Against External Threats

The Ghana Armed Forces has reaffirmed its readiness to defend the country against external aggression and respond decisively to emerging security threats.
The military says it remains well-trained, equipped and prepared to deal with any form of aggression or security threat that could undermine the country’s stability.
General Officer Commanding Southern Command, Brigadier General Edward Awaribey, gave the assurance while delivering the welcome remarks at the 2026 Static and Firepower Demonstration at the Battle Training Camp in Bundase.
The event, which showcases the military’s operational capabilities, equipment and firepower, provides an opportunity to demonstrate its preparedness to defend the country’s territorial integrity and respond to security challenges.
Brigadier General Awaribey said the military continues to strengthen its operational capabilities by incorporating lessons from regional security operations to improve its effectiveness and adaptability.
“Let me use this opportunity to assure the nation that the Ghana Armed Forces remains motivated, mission-oriented, mission-ready, highly trained, well-equipped, and prepared to respond decisively to any form of aggression or destabilisation,” he said.





