Deputy Minister for Defence, Ernest Brogya Genfi, personally test-drove one of three newly acquired trailer heads during an official handing-over ceremony to the Engineer Training School, highlighting government’s commitment to strengthening military training and operational capacity.

The new trailer heads are expected to support the school’s practical training programs while enhancing its day-to-day operational activities.

Boosting Military Training Capacity

The handover ceremony marks a significant investment in the development of military engineering training in Ghana, providing trainees with modern equipment to improve their technical skills and operational readiness.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Brogya Genfi emphasized the importance of equipping military training institutions with the resources needed to deliver high-quality instruction and practical experience.

According to him, the acquisition forms part of broader efforts to strengthen the capabilities of the Ghana Armed Forces through investment in training infrastructure and logistics.

Demonstrating Confidence in the Equipment

In a symbolic moment during the ceremony, the Deputy Defence Minister took the driver’s seat and test-drove one of the trailer heads, demonstrating confidence in the equipment and underscoring the significance of the investment.

The exercise attracted the attention of military personnel, trainees, and invited guests who witnessed the official commissioning of the vehicles.

The trailer heads are expected to be used for training exercises involving transportation, logistics management, and heavy-duty vehicle operations.

Supporting Daily Operations

Officials indicated that beyond training purposes, the new equipment will also support the school’s daily administrative and operational activities.

The addition of the trailer heads is expected to improve mobility, logistics support, and the institution’s overall efficiency in carrying out its mandate.

Military authorities have welcomed the acquisition, describing it as a timely intervention that will strengthen the school’s capacity to train future military engineers and logistics specialists.

Commitment to Defence Modernization

The handover reflects ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Defence to modernize military institutions and provide personnel with the tools required to meet evolving operational demands.

Observers say investments in training and logistics infrastructure are essential for maintaining a professional and effective armed forces capable of responding to national security challenges.

Positive Reception

The event has been widely welcomed by military personnel and stakeholders, who view the new equipment as a valuable addition to the Engineer Training School’s resources.

As the school integrates the trailer heads into its training programs, officials expect improved hands-on learning opportunities for trainees and enhanced operational support for the institution. Deputy Defence Minister Ernest Brogya Genfi

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