Education in Ghana becoming a monster

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John 9 years ago

When leaders of a society fail to think criminals take advantage of it,there is now total chaos in our education sector.Ghana's education is now treated like an economic product,to be precise like roasted groundnut and corn.

When leaders of a society fail to think criminals take advantage of it,there is now total chaos in our education sector.Ghana's education is now treated like an economic product,to be precise like roasted groundnut and corn.
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

IF A NO EXPERIENCE SCHOOL BOY LIKE ABLAKWA IS TAKING CARE OF OUR EDUCATION WHAT WOULD ONE EXPECT? NAUGHT NAUGHT NAUGHT

IF A NO EXPERIENCE SCHOOL BOY LIKE ABLAKWA IS TAKING CARE OF OUR EDUCATION WHAT WOULD ONE EXPECT? NAUGHT NAUGHT NAUGHT
MAHAMA KILLED MILLS!!!!!! 9 years ago

FOOLISH GHANAIANS!!! LEARN FROM MAHAMA'S DIABOLIC "QUALITY EDUCATION" WHICH IS KILLING PARENTS!! WE NEED FREE SHS NOW, NOT DEMONIC MOTHERFUCKER SANITARY PAD "QUALITY EDUCATION"!!!!!!!!!!!

FOOLISH GHANAIANS!!! LEARN FROM MAHAMA'S DIABOLIC "QUALITY EDUCATION" WHICH IS KILLING PARENTS!! WE NEED FREE SHS NOW, NOT DEMONIC MOTHERFUCKER SANITARY PAD "QUALITY EDUCATION"!!!!!!!!!!!
wali 9 years ago

people cant make money under mahama to feed themselves so how people going to pay for education.why is it that our so called govt don't control the hugh fees people are being charge?

people cant make money under mahama to feed themselves so how people going to pay for education.why is it that our so called govt don't control the hugh fees people are being charge?
kodjo 9 years ago

these figures are wrong. the figure you have for knust is just the academic faculty user fee. students have to pay an additional GHc3000-4000 for bench fee. And university of ghana is paying between GHc4300-12,000

these figures are wrong. the figure you have for knust is just the academic faculty user fee. students have to pay an additional GHc3000-4000 for bench fee. And university of ghana is paying between GHc4300-12,000
Frank 9 years ago

Over 3 millon children nationwide do not go to school and no one cares.

Our national priorities are expensive funerals, meaningless celebration and condon\alcohol promoting festivals.

Three former UK Prime Ministers, Ed ...
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Over 3 millon children nationwide do not go to school and no one cares.

Our national priorities are expensive funerals, meaningless celebration and condon\alcohol promoting festivals.

Three former UK Prime Ministers, Edward Heath, Harold Wilson and Harold Macmillian died in quick successions. Thier funerals were nowhere near the time nad expensive funerals of the late PV Obeng and Alber Adu Boahen a failed Presidential candidate..

OUR STUPIDITY IS NOW BORTHERING ON IDIOCY
Dr Robert K Glah 9 years ago

Education is priceless and reserves for priceless people and it cannot be free for all.

People who cannot price education cannot have it.

I had some free SSS education by the natural power of my mind and ability to pric ...
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Education is priceless and reserves for priceless people and it cannot be free for all.

People who cannot price education cannot have it.

I had some free SSS education by the natural power of my mind and ability to price education above all else.

Priceless education must be appreciated in order to have it: no good throwing pearls after swines
MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Would educationists like Zakaria Yakubu, David Pessie, Yunus Abubakar, and well meaning stakeholders throughout the country get together to reform Ghana's education system root and branch, from primary to tertiary levels.

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Would educationists like Zakaria Yakubu, David Pessie, Yunus Abubakar, and well meaning stakeholders throughout the country get together to reform Ghana's education system root and branch, from primary to tertiary levels.

Educational management, teacher training, and curricula development tailored to our development in the 21st century must be part of the all embracing reforms.

There are several countries whose education systems can teach us a lot.
Conventional Youth 9 years ago

Germany, China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Brazil, just to mention a few are countries that Ghana's Educational systems could imitate and breed the skill-set of people capable of managing the country's affairs and not the ...
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Germany, China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Brazil, just to mention a few are countries that Ghana's Educational systems could imitate and breed the skill-set of people capable of managing the country's affairs and not the defensive type of people who turns out to be talkatives & selfish.
Kofi 9 years ago

When edey bee k3k3 trumps free educations, what do you expect? NDC is just fulfilling its campaign manifesto.

When edey bee k3k3 trumps free educations, what do you expect? NDC is just fulfilling its campaign manifesto.
Dr. adumtumi nyansafuo 9 years ago

If your policies do not work for the people in terms of education, then I do not think that Ghanaians are capable of running their country.

If your policies do not work for the people in terms of education, then I do not think that Ghanaians are capable of running their country.
Nii 9 years ago

Circuit supervisors take bribes from teachers. They do not supervise work. Major cause of poor quality basic education

Circuit supervisors take bribes from teachers. They do not supervise work. Major cause of poor quality basic education
Kweku Donsuro 9 years ago

IF YOU THINK GHANA EDUCATION IS DEAR, TRY IGNORANCE. THESE FEES ARE REASONABLE COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES.

IF YOU THINK GHANA EDUCATION IS DEAR, TRY IGNORANCE. THESE FEES ARE REASONABLE COMPARED TO OTHER COUNTRIES.
Kweku Donsuro 9 years ago

Indians spend fortunes educating their children. Work hard and obtain good education for your children.

Indians spend fortunes educating their children. Work hard and obtain good education for your children.
ab 9 years ago

why should these stupid ewes and northeners be allowed to vote whiles they can't think?

why should these stupid ewes and northeners be allowed to vote whiles they can't think?
Nana Sarkodie 9 years ago

Shame on you. Without them we would have been fighting among ourselves. You see the trouble in NPP now?

Shame on you. Without them we would have been fighting among ourselves. You see the trouble in NPP now?
Fiifi, London 9 years ago

What are you on about? In the UK, tuition fees are £9000 a year that's is
GHS45,000.00

What are you on about? In the UK, tuition fees are £9000 a year that's is
GHS45,000.00
Kay 9 years ago

You shd have added the minimum wage per/hour for the UK also.

You shd have added the minimum wage per/hour for the UK also.
dande 9 years ago

Listen Ghanaians speak up, i mean fight for your rights. why in the world should public schools cost this much. i don't blame the citizens i blame those who sit on the throne and disregard their subjects. they send their kids ...
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Listen Ghanaians speak up, i mean fight for your rights. why in the world should public schools cost this much. i don't blame the citizens i blame those who sit on the throne and disregard their subjects. they send their kids to the states to study and pay their fees with the pain and sweat of the ordinary citizens.
CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

Ghanaians are greedy and selfish by nature, even the poor can be extremely atrocious. Secondly, Ghanaians like to bluff and show off wealth they acquire by any means. These private institutions that charge exorbitant fees are ...
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Ghanaians are greedy and selfish by nature, even the poor can be extremely atrocious. Secondly, Ghanaians like to bluff and show off wealth they acquire by any means. These private institutions that charge exorbitant fees are not doing so for the quality of education and life to offer, they just doing it on a competitive basis, to see who enrolls and makes the most money out of our pompous and arrogant class.
Naturally many will be coerced to find affordable ways to send their kids to some of these plush private schools, who's primary point of attraction is not the quality of education but the exotic architecture of the building and the rich kids gathering. As much as I abhor the practice, I too am a victim of this practice. I cannot say how best to resolve this problem, because as I indicated we are creatures of our ancestral genes...confused, lawless, indignant, and psychologically deficient.

Until we all come to terms with who were were and what we are today 100 years and nothing good is gonna come out of our grandkids and great grand kids.

95% of all our governing officials came from poor and lower class families, many of us struggled through school life to become what we are today. Life all mankind power corrupts and more power leads to arrogance and betrayal. This is what we are experiencing today. Quite frankly, inasmuch as I hate the NPP and their ideologies, I am beginning to think that akuffo Addo could very well be our savior. I could see Spio-Garbrah in the similar light. They were all brought up in upper class families in the 40's and 50's, if they are able to surround themselves with many of their colleagues of that era, we can make it. All our past leaders have just been poor village boys who escaped to Big City Accra, learnt the ways of the civilized life, with a little bit of small town education...boom ! POMP ARROGANCE and IRREPONSIBILITIES.
OWEN.NEW YORK. 9 years ago

Nana Addo will educate all our kids free of charge,vote for him come 2016.

Nana Addo will educate all our kids free of charge,vote for him come 2016.
NON-ALIGNED 9 years ago

What a shame! We had free education under the GREAT Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah but, was overthrown by some greedy and selfish people..............

And here they are now, after 50 something years later use Osagyefo's vision ...
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What a shame! We had free education under the GREAT Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah but, was overthrown by some greedy and selfish people..............

And here they are now, after 50 something years later use Osagyefo's vision as a campaign mantra? What a shame! Please come up with new ideas and stop the politics of opportunism and greed!

My only problem with Osagyefo not implementing an education system which also looked at all that I have outlined in my earlier response to this article. At least, he had free education on the table and was still sabotaged????

GOD BLESS GHANA!
AFRICAN FOREVER!
NON-ALIGNED 9 years ago

Is it the chew, pour, pass and forget system of education in someone else's 'lingo'?..........................

The out come of which the so-called educated ones live in FILTH and blame the less or non-educated ones?????

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Is it the chew, pour, pass and forget system of education in someone else's 'lingo'?..........................

The out come of which the so-called educated ones live in FILTH and blame the less or non-educated ones?????

Filth, filth, filth everywhere in Accra, breeding cholera and then go to the EU to beg for money to fight the disease???????

And we talk about education and how expensive it is??????? Feeding our children with the wrong type of education? An education system which breeds IGNORANCE and has no bearing on challenging the minds of our children to apply their God-given COMMON SENSE???..........And we continue to refer to it as education????

Oh! Ghana! Oh! Africa! It's about time we woke up from our slumber and get real!!! We cannot continue to mimic others lifestyles and 'lingos' and hope to be like them one day..........

That will never happen until we find our own way of educating ourselves just as we did in the past to achieve the African Civilization we once had.
We need to look back and learn for the future............because the syndrome of chew, pour, pass and forget in a foreign lingo will NEVER work for us, PERIOD!!!!

GOD BLESS GHANA!
AFRICAN FOREVER!

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