For many graduates in Ghana, receiving a National Service posting is an exciting moment — a gateway to contribute to national development while gaining real-world experience. But not every posting matches one’s expectations or circumstances. Whether it’s due to health issues, family obligations, security concerns, or academic continuity, some service personnel may need to change their assigned region or institution…

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is a mandatory one-year program for all Ghanaian graduates. Before you can register for your National Service, you need a PIN code, which serves as your official identification number throughout your service period. Many graduates struggle with this step — especially on how to buy, activate, and check their NSS PIN code correctly. This guide by Accra Street Journal, walks you through every detail you need to know about your NSS PIN code for the…

After completing your National Service registration, the next important step is to check and print your NSS appointment letter. This document officially assigns you to a workplace for your one-year mandatory service period under the Ghana National Service Authority (GNSA). In this article by Accra Street Journal, we’ll walk you through how to log in, download, print, and validate…

Every year, thousands of Ghanaian graduates complete their National Service registration, eagerly awaiting their postings. But not everyone is satisfied with where they are assigned. Whether it’s due to health challenges, family obligations, or personal safety, the need to change NSS posting location—commonly called reposting—is a reality for many. This comprehensive guide by Accra Street Journal explains how to officially change your NSS posting location…

Every year, thousands of graduates in Ghana register for their mandatory National Service through the Ghana National Service Authority (GNSA). While the process has become more digital and streamlined in 2025, many students still make costly mistakes during the registration period that delay their postings or even cancel their enrollment entirely. If you are preparing to register for your national service, it’s critical to understand what to avoid.