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Fresh graduates seeking to register for a year of national service have been brutalised by soldiers.
Chaotic scenes were recorded at centers within the Accra metropolis as the graduates tried to go through a tortorous registration process which saw the prospective personnel in endless queues.
The videos posted on social media show a soldier with a stick chase down a graduate hitting him several times in a bid to maintain order.
In another video, the woman is seen clutching her face which oozed with blood. Some graduates are seen backing off as a soldier appeared to wave a stick threateningly.
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