‘Striking teachers creating anxiety in education sector’

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KOBLA ZEGO 10 years ago

WHY .? SO THESE PEOPLE WANT TO DESTROY GHANA? TO PLACE POLITICAL INTEREST OVER NATIONAL INTEREST IS BAD

WHY .? SO THESE PEOPLE WANT TO DESTROY GHANA? TO PLACE POLITICAL INTEREST OVER NATIONAL INTEREST IS BAD
ABACHA SNR 10 years ago

KOBLA ZEGO YOU ARE ANOTHER IDIOT.THIS IS NOT AN EWE CASE,SHUT UP ...WO MAAME TWE

KOBLA ZEGO YOU ARE ANOTHER IDIOT.THIS IS NOT AN EWE CASE,SHUT UP ...WO MAAME TWE
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Nicholas J Bedzo 10 years ago

lf the kitchen is Hot get out and find
a breathing space some where.

lf the kitchen is Hot get out and find
a breathing space some where.
Teacher under tree 10 years ago

The 'innocent school pupils' will be paying off Ghana's vast debts, if they ever get jobs on leaving school. And so will _their_ children, in a generation yet to be born.

The 'innocent school pupils' will be paying off Ghana's vast debts, if they ever get jobs on leaving school. And so will _their_ children, in a generation yet to be born.
peace 10 years ago

KOBLA ZEGO IS AN STUPID EWE DONT THINK TEACHERS DESERVED PAID OLD FOOL

KOBLA ZEGO IS AN STUPID EWE DONT THINK TEACHERS DESERVED PAID OLD FOOL
THE CHOSEN ONE 10 years ago

GHANA FOR YOU!STRIKING BECAUSE OF ALLOWANCES AND NOT THEIR SALARIES.
TEACHERS INDEED.

GHANA FOR YOU!STRIKING BECAUSE OF ALLOWANCES AND NOT THEIR SALARIES.
TEACHERS INDEED.
AKASI MARTHA NZEMA 10 years ago

ALL THE FARMERS CHILDREN ARE NOW TEACHERS, I DON'T BLAME YOU I BLAME KWAME NKRUMAH FOR INDEPENDENCE.

ALL THE FARMERS CHILDREN ARE NOW TEACHERS, I DON'T BLAME YOU I BLAME KWAME NKRUMAH FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Kwesi Agyei 10 years ago

If this teachers can't work, they should leave the country.

If this teachers can't work, they should leave the country.
Yaw Asare ( Individual) 10 years ago

If you can read, draw, and write thank your teachers. Teaching is a very great occupation but some members of our community do not give respect to the our honorable teachers.
Teachers need to be appreciated in our our socie ...
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If you can read, draw, and write thank your teachers. Teaching is a very great occupation but some members of our community do not give respect to the our honorable teachers.
Teachers need to be appreciated in our our societies, because they help in nation building.
Akadu Mensema 10 years ago

Ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
aeke 10 years ago

some people cant read yet they ar doin better dan teachers...footballers,boxers farmers ar dey taught by teachers? get out if its hot

some people cant read yet they ar doin better dan teachers...footballers,boxers farmers ar dey taught by teachers? get out if its hot
JAMES Y 10 years ago

Teachers have had it so good for even having car maintenance allowance. Other professionals in private businesses don't enjoy such privilege. Teachers now do private tutoring - as more and more parents begin to try to train ...
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Teachers have had it so good for even having car maintenance allowance. Other professionals in private businesses don't enjoy such privilege. Teachers now do private tutoring - as more and more parents begin to try to train their children to get on top of the economic ladder when they finish their education. Thus, all in all, teachers get more income in their profession than any other professionals in similar status. And all this, they are not satisfied. One would have thought that, being scholarly persons, they would understand the dire state of the country's economy, and so be circumspect in their demand for money from the state. Not so! Rather, they are doing the otherwise to strip the state coffer bare. Where is their sense of patriotism?!
paa 10 years ago

If we continue to approve of such behavior our nation shall never get rid of strikes and come any political party in governance it shall be rampant.those who are in favour of strikes due to politics bcos it makes govt unfavo ...
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If we continue to approve of such behavior our nation shall never get rid of strikes and come any political party in governance it shall be rampant.those who are in favour of strikes due to politics bcos it makes govt unfavourable to the masses shall reap three fold.let us all call for patience
Agbee 10 years ago

why should the Ministry of Education wait for the teachers to go on strike for them to be called to a meeting? what are they calling them for? a little respect for workers by authorities in this country will do a lot of good ...
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why should the Ministry of Education wait for the teachers to go on strike for them to be called to a meeting? what are they calling them for? a little respect for workers by authorities in this country will do a lot of good to all us in this country. PROMISES WERE MADE BY PREZ. MAHAMA THE LAST TIME WHEN HE MET LEADERSHIPS OF TEACHERS, WHICH OF THOSE PROMISES WERE FULFILLED? Mr. Paul Krampah is now talking about talking about innocent pupils, about teachers creating anxiety in the country. NA WHO CAUSE AM? Would Mr. Paul Kampah have spoken the way he did if he was in the shoes of these teachers? LETS GET SERIOUS IN THIS COUNTRY, AND GET THINGS DONE PROPERLY.
kojo 10 years ago

Are footbllers more important than teachers who impart knowledge and skills? the state gave them huge monies. These people just kick leather ball and you give them so much. Pay the teachers now. Nonsense

Are footbllers more important than teachers who impart knowledge and skills? the state gave them huge monies. These people just kick leather ball and you give them so much. Pay the teachers now. Nonsense

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