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Reconsider 'harsh' decision to dismiss WASSCE candidates - NUGS to GES

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Comment: Re: Reconsider 'harsh' decision to dismiss WASSCE

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Chief
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2020-08-09 06:30:19
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Reconsider 'harsh' decision to dismiss WASSCE cand


There should be consequences to the student behaviour. There must be deterrents. Why should such hooligans be pardoned? I suggest NUGS should withdraw its clemency attitude towards these arrogant brats

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08-09 02:01
 
 
 
LEGENDARY HYPOCRICY OF ADULTS Today men who even smoked weed during their school days, jumped walls to attend disco, insulted headmasters etc are destroying the future of students because they insulted a president who calls them HIS GRADUATES! Such legend

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FRANKIE
08-09 02:01
 
 
 
Nonsense. Are the students serious thems This is nonsense. If you don't have anything to say, useless NUGS keep quiet. Are the students themselves serious with their education? How can students insult their President?

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Kweku
08-09 06:19
 
 
 
Re: Reconsider 'harsh' decision to dismiss WASSCE
Chief
08-09 06:30
 
 
 
Let the write the exams - withold result Please kindly allow them to write the exams and withold their results for one year

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Kofi
08-09 08:47
 
 
 
Hypocrites and sycophants Rules are rules. You can’t have it both ways. They should be sanctioned according to what the rules prescribed

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Lumpen Proletariat
08-09 09:00
 
 
 
Reconsider Let them write as private candidates. They will learn a lesson.

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Yaw
08-09 10:25
 
 
 
Re: Reconsider 'harsh' decision to dismiss WASSCE The punishment of the students is not only harsh but barbaric. They have not committed any exam malpractice hence should not be barred from writing the exam. At any rate, when did the GES become a court. When were these stude

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Steve's
08-09 11:51
 
 
 
Reconsider harsh decision I don't think these sanctions are too harsh. Let the students go to their paymasters (NDC). They will learn a lesson

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Kwaku Mensah
08-09 12:59
 
 
 
Article 28 of the UNCRC If GES without delay reinstate and consider these chaps to finish school, the could be sued under Article 28 of the UNCRC by Human Right Lawyers. The decision isnt in accordance of Ghana law and constitution.

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Little De-Hebrew
08-09 18:27