University teachers to withdraw services on April 2

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• THE TRUTH 11 years ago

  Great!strike is now the only way to get our president to meet our demands!... God save the country!!!

  Great!strike is now the only way to get our president to meet our demands!... God save the country!!!

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• OLD SOLDIER 11 years ago

  The NDC would have to explain to Ghanaians how a dead man came to author and sign a letter!
  
  The opening paragraph states, “I came to serve; I have finished my time here on earth and have moved on to everlasting rest and ...
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  The NDC would have to explain to Ghanaians how a dead man came to author and sign a letter!
  
  The opening paragraph states, “I came to serve; I have finished my time here on earth and have moved on to everlasting rest and celestial duties with my heavenly father.”
  
  The immediate question is; how did the dead man come to sign his own personal tribute, since he is already in heaven?
  
  The letter then goes on melodramatically, “As you leaf through these pages of my life’s story, I pray to God that it touches your heart in many positive ways. Weep not, I am not dead. I am alive and awake in the Lord. Ghana will not die; Ghana will live to declare the works of the Lord. As I rest in perfect peace in the celestial realms with my maker, I pledge to always uphold and defend the good name of Ghana. Remember the Lord in all your ways and He will protect you. Stay well my brothers and sisters, I will always be with you. Signed (with actual signature) John Evans Atta Mills...

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• June 11 years ago

  OMG, everybody is striking. What a shameful administration! How can the government owe these teachers since last year but has no problem giving themselves pay raise, including rent allowances. What a bunch of greedy & selfish ...
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  OMG, everybody is striking. What a shameful administration! How can the government owe these teachers since last year but has no problem giving themselves pay raise, including rent allowances. What a bunch of greedy & selfish people!!

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• Onipa, USA 11 years ago

  This is the result of weak leadership, irrespective of party. Ghana currently needs a nationalistic and autocratic leader who will stand firm in face of difficulties or pressure from any group of persons even if they come fro ...
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  This is the result of weak leadership, irrespective of party. Ghana currently needs a nationalistic and autocratic leader who will stand firm in face of difficulties or pressure from any group of persons even if they come from his/her own party. The government should seriously review the relevancy of some of these lecturers (or instructors). There are far too many of them teaching some useless courses in the universities. They recycle old notes and sell them to students. Most of these students don’t have any marketable skills when they graduate – they cannot communicate properly (orally or in writing); they lack analytical and problem solving skills; some even don’t know the subject matter of their studies. The government universities should concentrate on programs that are relevant to the economy. There is too much duplication of useless programs across the universities. Honestly speaking the country won’t hurt significantly if the universities are closed for about one or two years, the government will have ample time to study and close down irrelevant departments or programs. The lecturers should be made to reapply for their jobs and sign contracts never to go on strike.
  I am sick and tired of these useless strikes. Mahama and his government may resolve not seek reelection, bite the bullet and take serious action(s) against these strikers. They should review salaries (and useless and expensive allowances) of all public servants including MPs, ministers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, etc. They should remove all subsidies and perhaps increase taxes.

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• Cold Thunder 11 years ago

  The problem is simply the lack of quality and visionary leadership.
  Note, that the courses content of the universities is supposed to be directed by a national development policy which is prescribed to be formulated by our g ...
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  The problem is simply the lack of quality and visionary leadership.
  Note, that the courses content of the universities is supposed to be directed by a national development policy which is prescribed to be formulated by our governments - past and present. If they failed to do that then it will be unfair to blame entirely the universities/lecturers.
  I agree that we need some restructuring of tertiary education but what can implementors of policies do when the formulators of the policies have been sleeping or at best adamant.
  Mahama shoot himself and the government in the foot when he allowed the decision to hike salaries of the executive and the legislature to more than 500%. Do you expect a professor who taught a first degree holding minister to be comfortable taking half or less of the minister's salary?
  Do you expect a graduate teacher to be comfortable when one month salary of a course mate at the university, some with even a lower class could pay his 12month salary?
  Should all of use go into politics and forget about other equally important aspects of the economy?

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• Tunkumaruu 11 years ago

  Every worker will strike because decision makers increased their salaries and justified it. Government now has the issue of salary differentials to deal with. As a competent government, I am sure they took all factors into co ...
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  Every worker will strike because decision makers increased their salaries and justified it. Government now has the issue of salary differentials to deal with. As a competent government, I am sure they took all factors into consideration before increasing their salaries and asking for huge back-dated salary arrears for themselves. There is no politics in this.

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• Phil 11 years ago

  If people claim that the strike actions are politically manipulated, then i guess the political party behind these strike actions MUST be very powerful, hence, should rather manage the economy because it has the support of t ...
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  If people claim that the strike actions are politically manipulated, then i guess the political party behind these strike actions MUST be very powerful, hence, should rather manage the economy because it has the support of the majority.

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• Cold Thunder 11 years ago

  Great thoughts, my friend

  Great thoughts, my friend

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

  Hmmm, I told you so. Very soon the nurses will also start. The best thing Mahama can do is cut salaries and bonuses of MPs and other appointees as well as that of himself and the VP. With such a good example, agitations for h ...
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  Hmmm, I told you so. Very soon the nurses will also start. The best thing Mahama can do is cut salaries and bonuses of MPs and other appointees as well as that of himself and the VP. With such a good example, agitations for higher wages will decrease. Now with your MPs and others EATING better, expect more strikes.
  You made all these appointments that we really do not need. How are you going to pay all these salaries? Print more money like Kutu did?

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• baba 11 years ago

  YOUR SUGGESTION MAKES SENSE. NONETHELESS, THIS IS JUST POLITICS. ITS A WAY THE PUBLIC WANTS TO SHOW ITS DISAPPROVAL OF THE MA"DUMBER" ADMINISTRATION. SERIOUSLY RESIGNING WILL BE THE BEST THING TO DO..
  
  GOD BLESS GHANA !

  YOUR SUGGESTION MAKES SENSE. NONETHELESS, THIS IS JUST POLITICS. ITS A WAY THE PUBLIC WANTS TO SHOW ITS DISAPPROVAL OF THE MA"DUMBER" ADMINISTRATION. SERIOUSLY RESIGNING WILL BE THE BEST THING TO DO..
  
  GOD BLESS GHANA !

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• TRUE TALK 11 years ago

  This time around these "Book Long" lecturers should stand firm and not succumb to any sweet talk from any politician. This government is full of GREEDY BASTARDS INDEED. Look at the salaries useless MP's are taking home. Polit ...
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  This time around these "Book Long" lecturers should stand firm and not succumb to any sweet talk from any politician. This government is full of GREEDY BASTARDS INDEED. Look at the salaries useless MP's are taking home. Politicians are riding V-8 Toyota 4x4's while lecturers struggle to make ends meet. Meanwhile they are not being paid what they are owed.
  I support the doctors' strike too.
  As for the teachers who just called off their strike, shame onto them. They are all spineless maggots

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• Kojo T 11 years ago

  How do we expect any plans to work when we are on strike and everything is adhoc

  How do we expect any plans to work when we are on strike and everything is adhoc

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• DKB 11 years ago

  I thought you would have said your usual nonsense. "They are all NPP".

  I thought you would have said your usual nonsense. "They are all NPP".

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• ghanalover 11 years ago

  As lecturers you are the laziest workers in Ghana. You asked for book allowance how many of you have bought a single book with this amount Govt should not give them the book allowance but rather let them get invoices for book ...
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  As lecturers you are the laziest workers in Ghana. You asked for book allowance how many of you have bought a single book with this amount Govt should not give them the book allowance but rather let them get invoices for books to the tune of the allowance and pay directly. You use the same notes that you have been using for the past decades, go on vacation when students are in on vacation, do not go to the campus when you do not have any lectures. Compare this with workers who work the whole year and rest for only 30 days. Use your knowledge to do consultancies, Govt should call off their bluff and get workers in offices to take over and teach students on part time basis

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

  You are sure this can work? Office workers to teach university students? Why not National Service people and other non teaching staff? Mahama should get to the root cause of these strikes and solve the problems once and for a ...
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  You are sure this can work? Office workers to teach university students? Why not National Service people and other non teaching staff? Mahama should get to the root cause of these strikes and solve the problems once and for all.

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• TRUE TALK 11 years ago

  Frank, do not even argue with ghanalover. I have a sneaking suspicion that he is an MP or a deputy minister. Yep!!. These are the kinds of IDIOTS ruling us now. So they talk RUBBISH. Save your breath Frank.

  Frank, do not even argue with ghanalover. I have a sneaking suspicion that he is an MP or a deputy minister. Yep!!. These are the kinds of IDIOTS ruling us now. So they talk RUBBISH. Save your breath Frank.

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• Kusiland INC. 11 years ago

  "Light travels faster than sound"...Till a man talks(sound), you would not know he just replicates a lunatic prisoner despite his neatness(light) preferably.
  This platform is for the wisened not a stupid greedy lazy person ...
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  "Light travels faster than sound"...Till a man talks(sound), you would not know he just replicates a lunatic prisoner despite his neatness(light) preferably.
  This platform is for the wisened not a stupid greedy lazy person like you who hardly researches before commenting on an issue. If you have been given a token to back this ill-performed son of a bitch ndc administration, better own-up and forward that token to an sos village; for the wrath of God is on ndc and its sympathizers!

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• RED-SOKOT-GUDARI 11 years ago

  I think the teachers should be allowed to resume their strike action because their griviances are not going to be met soon. if politicians earn so much and spends so much, sleep in free light and drive cars with free petrol w ...
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  I think the teachers should be allowed to resume their strike action because their griviances are not going to be met soon. if politicians earn so much and spends so much, sleep in free light and drive cars with free petrol why not others. Why is there not money if there is money for the politicians! Why can't the philanthropists help government to pay salaries but rather want to help government send pastors en pilgrimage? These inequalities must be stopped!

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• KojoT 11 years ago

  There has not been any significant increase in the country's revenue in the last quarter, yet we have 45 new MP's to pay. We have nearly 90 ministers and deputy ministers to pay. 45 new District Chief Executives and their sta ...
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  There has not been any significant increase in the country's revenue in the last quarter, yet we have 45 new MP's to pay. We have nearly 90 ministers and deputy ministers to pay. 45 new District Chief Executives and their staff and office running costs to deal with. There are so many other "officials and senior advisers at the Presidency including Dr Cane Mills. Where are we heading as a country? Obviously there will not be enough money to pay our teachers, doctors, engineers,nurses and other public workers well. Ironically we can afford to spend 15million on 600 guinea fowls and 20 of their eggs! What do you want to do to this dear country of ours? Mr President and your NDC government answer Ghanaians.

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• izayyyyyyyyy 11 years ago

  we need the old salary structure, period

  we need the old salary structure, period

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• jb 11 years ago

  THE MP'S ALLOWANCE ALONE IS MORE THAN PHD LECTURER'S PAY....HOW MANY MP'S AND HOW MANY MINISTER'S....?

  THE MP'S ALLOWANCE ALONE IS MORE THAN PHD LECTURER'S PAY....HOW MANY MP'S AND HOW MANY MINISTER'S....?

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• KINGSBY 11 years ago

  THEY CAN GO TO HELL.IT'S POLITICS AS USUAL. WHAT ARE THEY TEACHING THE STUDENTS AFTER ALL WHO ARE NOT MARKETABLE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. THEY MUST BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES.

  THEY CAN GO TO HELL.IT'S POLITICS AS USUAL. WHAT ARE THEY TEACHING THE STUDENTS AFTER ALL WHO ARE NOT MARKETABLE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. THEY MUST BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  Hmm Kingsby, are you out of your damn mind?

  Hmm Kingsby, are you out of your damn mind?

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• sam 11 years ago

  these lectures have studied well to deserve better salary than what is giving to the likes of okojeto ablakwa and co.MPS get huge amount of money for various reasons whiles the learned and dedicated lecturers and teachers get ...
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  these lectures have studied well to deserve better salary than what is giving to the likes of okojeto ablakwa and co.MPS get huge amount of money for various reasons whiles the learned and dedicated lecturers and teachers get a peanut

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• Kokofu 11 years ago

  TUC should be warming up to also organize mass strike against mal-administration and serious mismanagement by Jon Mahama

  TUC should be warming up to also organize mass strike against mal-administration and serious mismanagement by Jon Mahama

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• Jimakpl3 11 years ago

  With the looting of coffers coupled with over-sized ministers taking very much improved incentives, why is the barking dog, Jato Rawlings silent?

  With the looting of coffers coupled with over-sized ministers taking very much improved incentives, why is the barking dog, Jato Rawlings silent?

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  Those who talk about political motivation should find out whether the non-payment of the salary arrears is politically-motivated. What has the executive and parliament done to deserve the gargantuan pay raise they gave themse ...
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  Those who talk about political motivation should find out whether the non-payment of the salary arrears is politically-motivated. What has the executive and parliament done to deserve the gargantuan pay raise they gave themselves?

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• AKASI MARTHA ARIZONA USA 11 years ago

  WHEN SLAVE TRADE WAS ABOLISHED IN AMERICA, THEY STATED TO BUILD PRISONS.WHY? WHITE MAN KNEW FREEDOM FOR BLACKMAN WILL TURN INTO CORUPTION,STEALING AND STRIK UPON STRIKS. PRISON IS THERE FOR THE ENEMY OF THE NATION. USE IT MR ...
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  WHEN SLAVE TRADE WAS ABOLISHED IN AMERICA, THEY STATED TO BUILD PRISONS.WHY? WHITE MAN KNEW FREEDOM FOR BLACKMAN WILL TURN INTO CORUPTION,STEALING AND STRIK UPON STRIKS. PRISON IS THERE FOR THE ENEMY OF THE NATION. USE IT MR PRESIDENT

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• Frank Reigner Keleve, Adenta- Accra 11 years ago

  mahama, l think what all ghanaian workers are saying is that all revenue and loans should be used to pay salaries. therefore you cannot do any development again. Ghanians look at this and see: the total salary for a beginning ...
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  mahama, l think what all ghanaian workers are saying is that all revenue and loans should be used to pay salaries. therefore you cannot do any development again. Ghanians look at this and see: the total salary for a beginning lecturer is over ghc3000.00 not to talk of their seniors taking 4000, 5000 and so on. their luck is that am not the prez. l would have made them remain on those salaries for the next 10 years. nation wreckers.

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• KING TWAALA 11 years ago

  THE GOVERNMENT MUST STAND FIRM TO CHALLENGE SOME OF THESE STRIKES.THIS PARTICULAR ONE COMING FROM UTAG LOOKS QUITE SUSPICIOUS CONSIDERING THE DATE OF APRIL,2ND. STOP THEM AND CLOSE DOWN SCHOOLS FOR A YEAR. AFTER ALL WHERE ARE ...
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  THE GOVERNMENT MUST STAND FIRM TO CHALLENGE SOME OF THESE STRIKES.THIS PARTICULAR ONE COMING FROM UTAG LOOKS QUITE SUSPICIOUS CONSIDERING THE DATE OF APRIL,2ND. STOP THEM AND CLOSE DOWN SCHOOLS FOR A YEAR. AFTER ALL WHERE ARE THE JOBS FOR THEM AFTER GRADUATION, YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF PAST GRADUATES WANDERING WITHOUT JOBS. TAKE A BOLD STAND MR.PRESIDENT

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• KING TWAALA 11 years ago

  TernmentHE GOVERNMENT MUST TAKE A BOLD STEPS TO RESIST UTAG DEMAND. WE ARE ALL CITIZENS AND UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GRADUALLY GOING ON. WHAT A HELL ARE SOME OF US WANTS TO DO TO DISTRUPT PEACE IN GHANA. LET THEM STAY HOME, CLOSE ...
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  TernmentHE GOVERNMENT MUST TAKE A BOLD STEPS TO RESIST UTAG DEMAND. WE ARE ALL CITIZENS AND UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GRADUALLY GOING ON. WHAT A HELL ARE SOME OF US WANTS TO DO TO DISTRUPT PEACE IN GHANA. LET THEM STAY HOME, CLOSE DOWN SCHOOLS FOR SOMETIME AND LET THE TEACHERS FIND JOBS THEMSELVES. A LOT OF PHD. HOLDERS ARE HANGING AROUND AND ABROAD WHO ARE READY TO COME AND WORK. NO MORE NONSENSE AGAIN. MANY MANY GHANAIAN PHD.GRADUATES ARE AVAILABLE TO REPLACE THEM

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• Ato 11 years ago

  Have you heard of the saying "Look before you leap"? first undertand what is going on before you start saying things. UTAG is NOT asking for salary increase from Govt as you may be thinking. If someone give you a job contract ...
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  Have you heard of the saying "Look before you leap"? first undertand what is going on before you start saying things. UTAG is NOT asking for salary increase from Govt as you may be thinking. If someone give you a job contract and you negotiate and agree on how much you want to be paid for that job only for the person to decide to pay you something else less than what you both of you agreed on (signed contract), what will you do? UTAG is simply demanding the payment of salary arrears Govt has refused to pay since January 2012 nothing more and any reasonable person should understand that.

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• bob 11 years ago

  Have you considered how much the useless MP's, dept ministers and ministers taking? look at the difference between their salaries and the lectures. Only in Ghana that middle class people evening receive more than the learned ...
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  Have you considered how much the useless MP's, dept ministers and ministers taking? look at the difference between their salaries and the lectures. Only in Ghana that middle class people evening receive more than the learned who contribute more to the nation building

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• KWAME SUGAR 11 years ago

  Just a bunch of greedy bastards....

  Just a bunch of greedy bastards....

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• Benji 11 years ago

  Until politicians will to ti ghing their belts strike actions will ne ver stop in this country.

  Until politicians will to ti ghing their belts strike actions will ne ver stop in this country.

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• Ketasco Headmaster 11 years ago

  Strike upon strike. Strike actions are like the bush fire; sparked by fire ripples from burning grass and exploding fruits and burning trees. It is not easy to stop strike actions when they freshly start with everybody seemin ...
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  Strike upon strike. Strike actions are like the bush fire; sparked by fire ripples from burning grass and exploding fruits and burning trees. It is not easy to stop strike actions when they freshly start with everybody seemingly interested in the action.
  
  Wise and good Negotiators for good salaries and better Conditions of Service, do not resort to strike actions at all. They believe getting "half bread" than a "toogb33" or "bofroat". Strike action is the last resort - that is, when Management (government) reject and refuse to accept workers' damands. But strike actions cannot be cheaply applied because of delayed actions or responses by Management.
  
  The government should also apply the following suggestions:
  
  1. Allow the strikes go on; but with immediate stop of payment whilst they continue stay away from work. No work, no pay.
  
  2. If it takes the government a week, a month, or year to fish out money to pay teachers, doctors, lecturers, etc., the payment should be made minus the number of hours they have stayed away from work.
  
  3. Meanwhile, the government should call on those who want to go back to work to do so and be paid current salaries until the problems have been solved.
  
  4. Government should drastically cut on spending; MPs, Ministers & Deputies, Party Functionaries on salary, Corrupt CEO and Directors to be dropped; and Probity & Accountability should be enforced in government and all government institutions and individuals.
  
  5. Government to give a deadline for all strikers to return to post or be considered as having vacated their posts. Anybody who does not return to post, should be considered fired, not retired with benefits.
  
  6. Finally, if any reader does not like my suggestions, he/she should just introduce his/her best plans.

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• SUNY USA 11 years ago

  I DO NOT THINK LECTURES ARE DOING ENOUGH IN TERM OF PUBLICATIONS TO CLAMOUR FOR SALARY INCREASE. IAM A GHANAIAN DOING MY PHD AND I KNOW HOW HARDWORKING MY COLLEAGUES ARE HERE-THEY PUBLISH OR THEY PERISH

  I DO NOT THINK LECTURES ARE DOING ENOUGH IN TERM OF PUBLICATIONS TO CLAMOUR FOR SALARY INCREASE. IAM A GHANAIAN DOING MY PHD AND I KNOW HOW HARDWORKING MY COLLEAGUES ARE HERE-THEY PUBLISH OR THEY PERISH

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• ok 11 years ago

  @SUNY, sou justify the huge salaries the MPs who have virtually no qualification nearer to the lectures to be ok. what developmt have those mps and those at the various ministries brought to the nation? is it how lectures are ...
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  @SUNY, sou justify the huge salaries the MPs who have virtually no qualification nearer to the lectures to be ok. what developmt have those mps and those at the various ministries brought to the nation? is it how lectures are treated in USA? u talk as if u are the only learning phd outside. how many papers have u published?

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• Nii Ansah 11 years ago

  The Lecturers can also go and stand for MP's and is not the people of Ghana who elected them at the various constituencies? For your information, there are MP's who are qualified just like the lecturers!

  The Lecturers can also go and stand for MP's and is not the people of Ghana who elected them at the various constituencies? For your information, there are MP's who are qualified just like the lecturers!

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• Kwadwo 11 years ago

  The professors should get theirs if government can spend 15 million on a 200 guinea fowl project

  The professors should get theirs if government can spend 15 million on a 200 guinea fowl project

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• dan 11 years ago

  refusing to pay workers for their services from 2012. Does this make sense to anyone?? Mahama is creating more jobs for his boys with fat salaries, fat cars, fat allowances, fat manstions, fat wives and girlfrieds and for th ...
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  refusing to pay workers for their services from 2012. Does this make sense to anyone?? Mahama is creating more jobs for his boys with fat salaries, fat cars, fat allowances, fat manstions, fat wives and girlfrieds and for the mean time workers who have not been paid for over a year can go to hell.

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• alfa-alfa 11 years ago

  LIKE EVERYTHING GHANAIAN, ISSUES BOIL AND BUBBLE OVER WITH SCALDING HEAT. IMMEDIATELY GOVERNMENT CONSOLES THE PEOPLE THAT "WE ARE LOOKING INTO IT", THEY FREEZE LIKE THE BALLS OF A GOAT IN THE WILDERNESS OF ALASKA.
  
  HOW MANY ...
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  LIKE EVERYTHING GHANAIAN, ISSUES BOIL AND BUBBLE OVER WITH SCALDING HEAT. IMMEDIATELY GOVERNMENT CONSOLES THE PEOPLE THAT "WE ARE LOOKING INTO IT", THEY FREEZE LIKE THE BALLS OF A GOAT IN THE WILDERNESS OF ALASKA.
  
  HOW MANY UNIVERSITY TEACHERS' SALARIES COULD HAVE BEEN PAID WITH $82 MILLION U.S. DOLLARS?
  
  WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THE INVESTIGATION OF THE 1.5 TONNES OF GHANA GOLD BEING SMUGGLED TO IRAN BY WAY OF LIBYA AND ISTANBUL?????????????

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• Adoa Mesreyami 11 years ago

  When you graduate from a university riddled stikes, Aluta etc, and try to seek higher learning abroad, the credibility of the instituition is at stake. If you cannot make a living on the salary you have negotiated, find somet ...
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  When you graduate from a university riddled stikes, Aluta etc, and try to seek higher learning abroad, the credibility of the instituition is at stake. If you cannot make a living on the salary you have negotiated, find something else to do and don't frustrate the students!!!

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• Ato 11 years ago

  and that is where you are wrong. UTAG is not asking for salary increment. It is the very salary they negotiated with govt and both parties agreed on that they are trying to get. Govt has refused to pay that agreed salary sinc ...
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  and that is where you are wrong. UTAG is not asking for salary increment. It is the very salary they negotiated with govt and both parties agreed on that they are trying to get. Govt has refused to pay that agreed salary since January 2012 and UTAG has been patient for all this while trying to get govt to pay the arrears rightfully due them which govt has obviously decided not to pay. UTAG is NOT asking for new salaries that is the fact so dont get them wrong.

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• Patrick Afful,tutor 11 years ago

  sometimes I feel very sad to be a Ghanaian,b'cos some few pple are enjoying while majority are suffering.God save Ghana

  sometimes I feel very sad to be a Ghanaian,b'cos some few pple are enjoying while majority are suffering.God save Ghana

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• Abena Anna 11 years ago

  ask and ask again! its very serious . lets just hope that the president does something soon.

  ask and ask again! its very serious . lets just hope that the president does something soon.

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• Kweku 11 years ago

  let the professors pay full rent for their luxury housing, recruit talente Ghanaians abrad willing to fill in, nana Akuffo Addo would have solved this.

  let the professors pay full rent for their luxury housing, recruit talente Ghanaians abrad willing to fill in, nana Akuffo Addo would have solved this.

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• Ato 11 years ago

  luxury housing?? are you for real? university housing for lecturers are low cost housing in states which make them unappealing. as a fact most of the professors you are mentioning are living in their own houses not govt's whi ...
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  luxury housing?? are you for real? university housing for lecturers are low cost housing in states which make them unappealing. as a fact most of the professors you are mentioning are living in their own houses not govt's whilst the vast majority of lecturers have opted to rent and pay for accomodation from landlords outside the universities. even if that wasnt the case, unversity accomodation is only enough to cater for just about 10% of lecturers

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• Alex 11 years ago

  As a sign of respect and concern for the public sector workers, the president must cut his salary by 30% and so as the MPs and Ministers. That will appease people and ensure fairness and equity. Workers are not fools.

  As a sign of respect and concern for the public sector workers, the president must cut his salary by 30% and so as the MPs and Ministers. That will appease people and ensure fairness and equity. Workers are not fools.

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• Morree uds 11 years ago

  Gov't must consider the financial resource available and act accordingly. I believe that debt must be paid.

  Gov't must consider the financial resource available and act accordingly. I believe that debt must be paid.

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• APEEE TOOOO 11 years ago

  If the government deemed it necessary to pay all that was due POTAG because they made noise whiles UTAG behaved gently and as such being taken for granted then the president need to sit up. The amount to be paid to UTAG is no ...
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  If the government deemed it necessary to pay all that was due POTAG because they made noise whiles UTAG behaved gently and as such being taken for granted then the president need to sit up. The amount to be paid to UTAG is not up to the total cost of MP's cars not to talk about MP'S house loans. When it comes to teachers and lecturer's the politicians confuses the whole world as if they earn the highest. The journalist's, should come out with the total amount due UTAG and total amount paid to MP's as car loans and you would agree that, that of UTAG is no where near that of the MP's cars (i mean in totality). UTAG does not enjoy any loan facility yet still the little due them is also not forth coming. Why is the minister for education not coming out but hidding behind some faces to appeal to UTAG. Yes , we know its a government issue and not the minister but her position but can anyone find out from the minister if she is part of UTAG or not

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• James. 11 years ago

  Gahanains should blame themselves for all this shit going on, no lights eventhough we sell electricity to other countries, no water but numerous water reservours, no payment for professional workers but politicians have every ...
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  Gahanains should blame themselves for all this shit going on, no lights eventhough we sell electricity to other countries, no water but numerous water reservours, no payment for professional workers but politicians have everything on this earth. My qustion is who put Mahama and his team there in power? This is the most useless government history will ever see.What a shame???

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