How Free SHS programme transformed Thomas Amoani's life

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Kee 1 year ago

Wow, no comment on this success story.? No wonder such successful educational stories don’t receive the usual stupid comments from NDC footsoldiers

Wow, no comment on this success story.? No wonder such successful educational stories don’t receive the usual stupid comments from NDC footsoldiers
NDC thrives on illiterate and semi-illiterates 1 year ago

Why should DC be happy when they have just lost a vote. They want Ghanaians to remain illiterate so that they can buy votes from them.

Why should DC be happy when they have just lost a vote. They want Ghanaians to remain illiterate so that they can buy votes from them.
JJ 1 year ago

The number of votes Bawumia will get from this election will show the number of fools and lunatics we have in this country

The number of votes Bawumia will get from this election will show the number of fools and lunatics we have in this country
Maame Abenah 1 year ago

The Free SHS Mahama and the NDC opposed, is now a successful Ghanaian story.

The Free SHS Mahama and the NDC opposed, is now a successful Ghanaian story.
Nanaesi 1 year ago

Congrats Thomas we are proud of you
A great success story
Shame to the critics of Free SHS

Congrats Thomas we are proud of you
A great success story
Shame to the critics of Free SHS
snd 1 year ago

Kwasia, stop this sly propaganda about FSH. Students from poor background who performwd well got scholarships to study abroad. It is not this useless Fshs that has created that opportunity. All this will not make Ghanaians to ...
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Kwasia, stop this sly propaganda about FSH. Students from poor background who performwd well got scholarships to study abroad. It is not this useless Fshs that has created that opportunity. All this will not make Ghanaians to fall for this crap. In any case, how many have got this opportunity. One out of 1000, can be generalize that fshs has changed lives. The person worked hard and not because of your shamolic fshs.
Koo 1 year ago

If it hadn't been the free shs, Thomas wouldn't have had the opportunity to even enroll before ' working hard'.

If it hadn't been the free shs, Thomas wouldn't have had the opportunity to even enroll before ' working hard'.
Kay 1 year ago

Dey hv started again with their stupid propaganda bt still emfa....
#NoMoreNpp

Dey hv started again with their stupid propaganda bt still emfa....
#NoMoreNpp
Slim 1 year ago

Another victim of scam. Folks, do you remember that NABCO guy on election billboards in 2020?

Another victim of scam. Folks, do you remember that NABCO guy on election billboards in 2020?
Stone 1 year ago

This has nothing to do with free SHS.

This has nothing to do with free SHS.
Koo 1 year ago

How could he have even enrolled and payed for his wassce registration if the shs was not free. The spotlight is on how he, a poor boy, walking from Asuaba 6km in 6 km out because he didn't even have money for t&t, not to talk ...
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How could he have even enrolled and payed for his wassce registration if the shs was not free. The spotlight is on how he, a poor boy, walking from Asuaba 6km in 6 km out because he didn't even have money for t&t, not to talk about day students fees ( minus ghc 38.00). It therefore had much to do with free shs
Nana 1 year ago

No propaganda will clean your mess, scholarship has been with us since time immemorial so stop this useless propaganda

No propaganda will clean your mess, scholarship has been with us since time immemorial so stop this useless propaganda
Pelicles 1 year ago

After the election, some of you will vanish from where you live. Bawumia has already won the election, and waiting to be sworn in.

Did you hear the question Bawumia ask Mahama? He asked Mahama to mention one thing that he ...
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After the election, some of you will vanish from where you live. Bawumia has already won the election, and waiting to be sworn in.

Did you hear the question Bawumia ask Mahama? He asked Mahama to mention one thing that he can boast of as his brainchild idea in Ghana. Remember that Mahama rose through all the political ranks in Ghana, from assembly man, MP, deputy minister, minister, vice president to president.

Name one thing that Mahama can be proud of as his brainchild idea that had been instituted in Ghana.

Bawumia can be proud of "Drone services" in Ghana as his brainchild idea.
Powerful message 1 year ago

The next President is Dr Bawumia.

The next President is Dr Bawumia.
DMB (Don't Mind Bawumia ) 1 year ago

Nkwasia atrofo)

Nkwasia atrofo)
Justice 1 year ago

With such academic success,did it have to take the president’s intervention?
Can’t there be a program for such great kids without the president giving the green light?
There are a whole bunch of equally good kids whose ...
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With such academic success,did it have to take the president’s intervention?
Can’t there be a program for such great kids without the president giving the green light?
There are a whole bunch of equally good kids whose grades haven’t come to the knowledge of the president hence their dreams are fading!!!!
Scholarship secretariat over to you!!
MAAME YAA YAA 1 year ago

The intention was to perpetually keep Akans especially Ashantis from getting education and reducing them to the level of ignorant donkeys so that only one "tribe" rules and run Ghana. So that only people from the one "tribe " ...
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The intention was to perpetually keep Akans especially Ashantis from getting education and reducing them to the level of ignorant donkeys so that only one "tribe" rules and run Ghana. So that only people from the one "tribe " controls employment, businesses and securities departments as can be seen TODAY. Thanks to the free JHS/SHS POLICY.
Okatakyie 1 year ago

Watch NDC clowns claim this is a product of the progressive FSHS policy initiated by Mahama.

Watch NDC clowns claim this is a product of the progressive FSHS policy initiated by Mahama.
Sul 1 year ago

SO THERE WASN'T ANY LIFE TRANSFORMATION FOR GHANAIAN STUDENTS BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF THIS STUPID THING YOU CALL FREE SHS.

YOU GUYS FOOL DODO

SO THERE WASN'T ANY LIFE TRANSFORMATION FOR GHANAIAN STUDENTS BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF THIS STUPID THING YOU CALL FREE SHS.

YOU GUYS FOOL DODO
GOOD CITIZEN 1 year ago

What has FSHS got to do with this? Before the FSHS there were fee paying secondary schools which were turning out brilliant students. The various professors, Doctors, engineers, lawyers, IT specialists etc in the country are ...
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What has FSHS got to do with this? Before the FSHS there were fee paying secondary schools which were turning out brilliant students. The various professors, Doctors, engineers, lawyers, IT specialists etc in the country are not products of FSHS. I think the credit should go to the President personally for bailing the guy out and not the FSHS
ABDUL - RAUF TIAH YINI 1 year ago

I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS YOUNG GUY, AND TODAY HE HAD MADE IT. PEOPLE SHOULD STOP MENTIONING FREE SHS POLICY, IT IS NOT THAT ONE THAT MADE THAT BOY TO ACHIEVE THIS, GHANA EDUCATION TRUST FUND, READ THE HISTORY OF THAT FUND A ...
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I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS YOUNG GUY, AND TODAY HE HAD MADE IT. PEOPLE SHOULD STOP MENTIONING FREE SHS POLICY, IT IS NOT THAT ONE THAT MADE THAT BOY TO ACHIEVE THIS, GHANA EDUCATION TRUST FUND, READ THE HISTORY OF THAT FUND AND STOP THAT FREE SHS THING.
John osei 1 year ago

God bless Nana Addo and NPP. His free SHS policy made it possible for Thomas
to make it at Brunnel .
His life has been changed forever.
Thanks for enlightened president who has vision for the country and its people.

God bless Nana Addo and NPP. His free SHS policy made it possible for Thomas
to make it at Brunnel .
His life has been changed forever.
Thanks for enlightened president who has vision for the country and its people.

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