GES rejects CHASS's request for postponement, SHSs to reopen January 3

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Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 year ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.........for instance 10 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.........for instance 10 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
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Faithful 1 year ago

Take yours first, the youth will follow

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Ghanaba 1 year ago

Good we need strong management policy
Any headmaster who can’t re open his school on said date should resign or be assigned somewhere
There are several people not employed and ready to work they canvass for positions bu ...
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Good we need strong management policy
Any headmaster who can’t re open his school on said date should resign or be assigned somewhere
There are several people not employed and ready to work they canvass for positions but wen given find various excuses not to perform
Useless CHASS
Brah Kwame 1 year ago

I dont know how old you are and your capacity to read and understand albeit the reasons assigned by CHASS in lieu of their request for postponment.
I guess you may be one of the Worker Magicians who weed assigned portions w ...
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I dont know how old you are and your capacity to read and understand albeit the reasons assigned by CHASS in lieu of their request for postponment.
I guess you may be one of the Worker Magicians who weed assigned portions without cutlasses and drive vehicles without fuel. Lets get serious in our Nation building!
Mangana Yazo 1 year ago

Stupid rigidity, can be a recipé for disaster. A non-responsive, non listening human collection, as in the egoistic Akyem mafia, thus brings us where we are.The elephant's ass is torched. Now ravaging Kantamanto

Stupid rigidity, can be a recipé for disaster. A non-responsive, non listening human collection, as in the egoistic Akyem mafia, thus brings us where we are.The elephant's ass is torched. Now ravaging Kantamanto
Gbagbladza 1 year ago

Typically shameful. Like the Japanese rigid warlords, during the WW II periods, of the Burma Campaign.
East, West, North and South, the deranged elephant is causing chaos in Ghana , all over, and everywhere.

Typically shameful. Like the Japanese rigid warlords, during the WW II periods, of the Burma Campaign.
East, West, North and South, the deranged elephant is causing chaos in Ghana , all over, and everywhere.
NANA APPIAH 1 year ago

CHASS has never liked the free SHS for very obvious corrupt reasons. Now that the outgoing government have been voted out they now have grown balls to dare speak against the policy.
They wouldn't have the guts to speak out ...
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CHASS has never liked the free SHS for very obvious corrupt reasons. Now that the outgoing government have been voted out they now have grown balls to dare speak against the policy.
They wouldn't have the guts to speak out if the mandate of the NPP had been renewed at the polls.Let the incoming government redefine the SHS and decouple free accommodation and meals from the policy with the promise that fee paying boarders will be fed well and the dormitories will be sanitized with the bed bug menace being a thing of the past.
Corrupt Pot, Calling the Gentle Kettle, BLACK 1 year ago

Under Akyem Mafia, wonders shall never end!
Corruption? Ha ha ha.
Look who is talking?

Under Akyem Mafia, wonders shall never end!
Corruption? Ha ha ha.
Look who is talking?
Erik 1 year ago

Thank GOD the stiffnecked party's reign is coming to a close. Never again should Ghanaians fall in for the deceit and seltcentered people to lord their parochial interest over us.

Thank GOD the stiffnecked party's reign is coming to a close. Never again should Ghanaians fall in for the deceit and seltcentered people to lord their parochial interest over us.
Nyansafo ee, gone Amok. Today, in Parliament! 1 year ago

Not only Neck-Stiff. I swear. Tsoo, I divinely swear! According to the Books of Osofo Professor Martey!
Beneath the dross, and around the edges of the "mienu-mienu" Blokkos and Gbeeh, shall be Stiff Pampers too, today

Not only Neck-Stiff. I swear. Tsoo, I divinely swear! According to the Books of Osofo Professor Martey!
Beneath the dross, and around the edges of the "mienu-mienu" Blokkos and Gbeeh, shall be Stiff Pampers too, today
Nyansafo ee, gone Amok. Today, in Parliament! 1 year ago

And the Akyem Mafia elephant anus!

And the Akyem Mafia elephant anus!
Donatus 1 year ago

Is this the free SHS? Ghana is a poor nation, we can't afford free education, we can't, we are just too poor a nation.

Is this the free SHS? Ghana is a poor nation, we can't afford free education, we can't, we are just too poor a nation.
Critical observer 1 year ago

Where is the reopening of schools when headmasters are telling students to come along with their own food?, Is GES pretending not to be aware of what headmasters are saying about feeding of the students?.

Where is the reopening of schools when headmasters are telling students to come along with their own food?, Is GES pretending not to be aware of what headmasters are saying about feeding of the students?.
Fred 1 year ago

Students will report to school for a week and come back to home for banku

Students will report to school for a week and come back to home for banku
.com 1 year ago

Conference of heads of "ASSISTED" secondary schools is an association of mission schools and the likes and therefore can not be the mouth piece for all second cycle schools . There is the majority of non- mission or gov.secon ...
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Conference of heads of "ASSISTED" secondary schools is an association of mission schools and the likes and therefore can not be the mouth piece for all second cycle schools . There is the majority of non- mission or gov.second cycle schools which have been kept behind and needs to be considered always than the chass. My worry remains with the delayed first time teachers postings and how their salaries will be calculated to avoid lapses. Changes in managerial office settings,a priority of gov.,MOE,GES and a delayed budget presentation are among the major causes of the delay of the release of shs funding and release of a teacher posting,i believe. GES has to re-enforce national teaching council's core mandate policy of categorisation of teachers based on their certificate and therefore needs earlier reopen of shs ,tvet and stem schools for effective and timely implementation of the long and much awaiting students massive failure and school's quality control dwindling policy check of teacher category policy.
Yaa 1 year ago

Massa say you don't know. It is not for only mission schools. Misinformer

Massa say you don't know. It is not for only mission schools. Misinformer
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