The National Cadet Leadership Youth Training Camp and the Masters In Charge Camp ended on Friday, December 8th, at Oda Senior High School. The closing ceremony marked the end of the camp, featuring a vibrant marching parade by the cadets and bandsmen, an awards presentation, and enlightening speeches delivered by the Coordinator-General of the National Cadet Corps and the Commanding Officer of the Achiase Jungle Warfare School Lt. Col Jacob Codzoe.
This eventful camp can be deemed a resounding success, accomplishing its primary goal of providing comprehensive training in leadership, discipline, endurance, and fitness. The participants benefitted greatly from a series of lectures delivered by esteemed figures from National Security, Ghana Police Service, Ghana Armed Forces, and Ghana Immigration Service, enriching their understanding of the cadet corps.
Students and MIC embarked on an enlightening tour of the Achiase Jungle Warfare School . The tour encompassed various stands, including the weapons stand, survival techniques, drill base, and obstacle base. Participants had the opportunity to learn more about the importance of various stands on display during the one day visit to the Jungle Warfare.
A memorable and historical dinner night was hosted on Thursday evening preceding their departure on Friday morning. The night was a jubilant affair as students, MIC , Instructors and adult staff indulged in lively dance to the vibrant tunes of amapiano music, commemorating the successful culmination of both the National Cadet Leadership Training Camp and the Masters in Charge (MIC) Camp.
By Staff Officer Emmanuella Yeboah