
Audio By Carbonatix
The Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) of the Naval Training Command (NAVTRAC) at Nutekpor in the Volta Region, Commodore James Adongo Agambire, has received the Commanding Officer of the Artillery Training School, Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Quaye, during a working visit by the latter to the NAVTRAC Headquarters at Nutekpor.
The visit, held on Thursday, 16th July, 2026, was to formally introduce Lt Col Quaye to the FOC and the 7 Garrison Commander following his assumption of command of the Artillery Training School, where he succeeded Lieutenant Colonel Atuiri, NAVTRAC disclosed.

Welcoming the new Commanding Officer, Commodore Agambire congratulated Lt Col Quaye on his appointment and assured him of NAVTRAC's continued support. He underscored the importance of sustaining inter-service cooperation, information sharing and collaboration to advance the training objectives of the Ghana Armed Forces.
Lt Col Quaye, in response, reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining the strong working relationship between the Artillery Training School and NAVTRAC. He pledged to build on the collaborative foundation established by his predecessor, stressing that effective cooperation among military training institutions is essential to enhancing the operational readiness and professional development of personnel across the Ghana Armed Forces.

The two officers also discussed issues of mutual interest affecting military training and institutional collaboration.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment by both institutions to strengthening professional ties and deepening cooperation in support of the mission and operational effectiveness of the Ghana Armed Forces.
Latest Stories
-
THE LAW 101: The rise and integration of the Tribunal System in Ghana (1979-1993) (Part I)
5 minutes -
Dennis Aboagye arrest: No Ghanaian has right to determine when, where they should be arrested – Dzimega
15 minutes -
Regional Tribunal courts could cost Ghana over US$10m to operate — Dennis Dwomoh
25 minutes -
Dennis Aboagye’s airport arrest, GH¢50m bail unreasonable – Baffour Awuah
27 minutes -
NPP not against accountability, but concerned about treatment of members after arrests – Baffour Awuah
29 minutes -
NPP will support members when arrest procedures raise concerns – Manyhia South MP
30 minutes -
Delays in criminal cases largely caused by prosecutors, not courts- Dennis Dwomoh
35 minutes -
Gov’t should strengthen existing courts, create specialised courts instead of tribunals – Vicky Bright
38 minutes -
Tribunal courts require public education to address past concerns — Dr Osae-Kwapong
39 minutes -
Regional Tribunals may prioritise live broadcast of public interest cases – Dzimega Jnr.
41 minutes -
UNODC commissions bakery and vocational training facilities at Nsawam Medium Security Prison
50 minutes -
NAVTRAC Commander hosts new artillery training school commanding officer
53 minutes -
Parliamentary Committee reviews progress of Feed Ghana Programme
55 minutes -
IGP, Police Management Board pay courtesy call on Oti Regional Minister
57 minutes -
Join us to use Tribunal System to fight galamsey — Theophilus Dzimega to Minority
58 minutes