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Order of the Volta

Order of the Volta

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The Order of the Volta is an order of merit from the Republic of Ghana. It was instituted in 1960 and is awarded to people for their outstanding service to the country.[1]

Quick Facts Order of the Volta, Awarded by President of Ghana ...

Grades

There are three grades with a civil and military division each:[1]

  • Companion (CV) – Civil Division, Military Division, Honorary Division
  • Officer (OV) – Civil Division, Military Division, Honorary Division
  • Member (MV) – Civil Division, Military Division, Police Division, Honorary Division

The ribbon bar of the order is navy blue with red borders and a central black stripe.[2]

Recipients

Companions (CV)
Various

See also

References

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