UK scholarship beneficiaries must take part in oath validation exercise or risk forfeiting awards – GSA

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  • Okatakyie 1 day ago

    The beneficiaries cite non payment of their remittance and the answer is sign oaths as though the oaths is a precursor to the payments when all and sundry know it is not. The money is just not there and creating diversionary ...
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  • Please save me fellow Ghanaians,i'm a Ghanaian lady that was scammed and imprisoned by some Nigerians,i'm currently serving a 2 years jail term in a Nigerian prison,i can be reached on WhatsApp via +2348140725576 to explain more 18 hours ago

    it all started few years ago when i received a facebook message that a travel agency in Nigeria was recruiting Ghanaians and Nigerians for jobs in Canada, i sold everything i had and borrowed money from a lot of people and ke ...
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  • Abbey 1 day ago

    No oath revalidation means cancellation of scholarship immediately. But why do many PhD studies abroad when so many Ghana universities offering same or similar PhD programmes too ? . Eiiii we borrowing money to do unnecessary ...
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  • Kwame@Tarkwa 1 day ago

    The standard , exposure and quality of a PHD abroad, especially in UK , USA, China, Japan, S.Korea etc. can never be compared to the current standard of a Ghanian University Postgraduate! stop the envy.

  • Omanba 14 hours ago

    What is the essence of these scholarships at this era.
    What course that is not offered in Ghanaian universities? Tell me? Even if there is a scholarship it should be offered rarely. If individuals want to study abroad fine b ...
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