Dutch government grants scholarship to 39 Ghanaians

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BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

JUST WATCHOUT, NETHERLANDS SAID "GHANAIANS" BUT THESE GREEDY BASTARDS WILL SEND NDC FOOLSOLDIERS ONLY

JUST WATCHOUT, NETHERLANDS SAID "GHANAIANS" BUT THESE GREEDY BASTARDS WILL SEND NDC FOOLSOLDIERS ONLY
Adwoa 9 years ago

Can you teach a pig how to bath?. They will learn nothing, come back and live in the filth.

Can you teach a pig how to bath?. They will learn nothing, come back and live in the filth.
John,Tema 9 years ago

Does the scholarship include monthly allowance/stipend for food or they will still rely on Ghana govt to send them monies for food which will become a burden on the poor Ghanaian tax payer in future?

Does the scholarship include monthly allowance/stipend for food or they will still rely on Ghana govt to send them monies for food which will become a burden on the poor Ghanaian tax payer in future?
Palmwine Tapper 9 years ago

You just Jealous!
Get a Life! You skin Pain!

You just Jealous!
Get a Life! You skin Pain!
P.K 9 years ago

Is the scholarship prog. not extended to public servants?Have tried to the eligibility and selection point yet was not selected with the simple reason that limited fellowship.Grateful to try this year for next year2015 master ...
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Is the scholarship prog. not extended to public servants?Have tried to the eligibility and selection point yet was not selected with the simple reason that limited fellowship.Grateful to try this year for next year2015 master's prog.Good luck to the qualified one and learn well for Ghana.
Remove Indemnity Clause 9 years ago

None of them will return to Ghana.

None of them will return to Ghana.
Palmwine Tapper 9 years ago

Masa, Have Hope! So that you can live to see their ultimate return to re-build GH. All is NOT lost. I've hope. They might bring back new technologies for palmwine tappers which will double our output an meet demands and expo ...
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Masa, Have Hope! So that you can live to see their ultimate return to re-build GH. All is NOT lost. I've hope. They might bring back new technologies for palmwine tappers which will double our output an meet demands and exports. Need a job in palmwine plantation? Holla!
DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 9 years ago

That was a kicker for the day.

That was a kicker for the day.
YOOO 9 years ago

The divisionist evil Mahama will choose his family and friends children and the EWEs and Northerners.

As usual Yamoah Ponko, Dr Mensa, DR Opuni, kojo Bonsu, Piesie, Gab Asuming etc the Asante evil sycophants will just loo ...
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The divisionist evil Mahama will choose his family and friends children and the EWEs and Northerners.

As usual Yamoah Ponko, Dr Mensa, DR Opuni, kojo Bonsu, Piesie, Gab Asuming etc the Asante evil sycophants will just look on for Asantes to be ignored in the nominations. FIRE WILL BURN THEM
OVERLORD 9 years ago

You idiots need to stay aways from your backwardness and embrace civility. Must everything in Ghana be about Ashantis this and Ewes this? Grow up kwasea to!

You idiots need to stay aways from your backwardness and embrace civility. Must everything in Ghana be about Ashantis this and Ewes this? Grow up kwasea to!
Palmwine Tapper 9 years ago

Narh! GHs will be watching W/ keen Eagle Eyes.
Your statement is therefore MOOT!

Narh! GHs will be watching W/ keen Eagle Eyes.
Your statement is therefore MOOT!
Mahama nua 9 years ago

Yeee!!! only ndc folks will enjoy this scholarship. Dutch govt please withdraw it.

Yeee!!! only ndc folks will enjoy this scholarship. Dutch govt please withdraw it.
.......P 9 years ago

APPLY FOR ASSYLUM WHEN YOU GET THERE

APPLY FOR ASSYLUM WHEN YOU GET THERE
The Mask 9 years ago

There are many fields where Ghana lacks the needed expertise. To solve this problem the government of Ghana has over the decades made scholarships available for the needed human resource to be trained abroad. In some cases so ...
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There are many fields where Ghana lacks the needed expertise. To solve this problem the government of Ghana has over the decades made scholarships available for the needed human resource to be trained abroad. In some cases so many people were sent and not even one returned. If you know you are not prepared to work and live in Ghana and would therefore not return do not take the scholarships.

The Takoradi Poly Students who were sacked for applying with fake certificates must be prosecuted in a court of competent jurisdiction. Just sacking them is not enough.

Nowadays businesses and government organisations have stopped demanding Secondary School Certificate or Basic Education Certificate.

Each of these certificates are important. For example for many tertiary graduates the only certificate that can tell whether one can speak good English or whether one has adequate knowledge of Mathematics is the Secondary School Certificate.

Similarly the only certificate that can tell whether a tertiary graduate has basic knowledge of Ghanaian history, culture, agriculture and the basic geography of West Africa is the Basic Education Certificate.
Palmwine Tapper 9 years ago

GOD Bless The People Netherlands. Their Education is FAR better than USA. You can bet your butt on that.

GOD Bless The People Netherlands. Their Education is FAR better than USA. You can bet your butt on that.
Mahmoud 9 years ago

2.Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
I am interested in this subject should there be the need for practical reproduction between black Man and a red hair Maiden

2.Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
I am interested in this subject should there be the need for practical reproduction between black Man and a red hair Maiden
Kwame VS. Kofi 9 years ago

Say bey, bey to the students; they will seek asylum in Holland! (...if they are not stupid!)

Say bey, bey to the students; they will seek asylum in Holland! (...if they are not stupid!)
King Adjei 9 years ago

ONLY NDC MEMBERS WILL BENEFIT IN THIS SCHOLARSHIP

ONLY NDC MEMBERS WILL BENEFIT IN THIS SCHOLARSHIP
TEE 9 years ago

Mark my words

Mark my words
Asif Mehmood 9 years ago

My Goal and Ambition

My name is asif mehmood. I am a young boy of 19 years having good physique. A am a student of 2nd years pre_engneering group at the quaid-e-azam collage in province of Khyber pukhtoon khwa Pakistan ...
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My Goal and Ambition

My name is asif mehmood. I am a young boy of 19 years having good physique. A am a student of 2nd years pre_engneering group at the quaid-e-azam collage in province of Khyber pukhtoon khwa Pakistan.i belong to a respectable family of the said province of Pakistan.we are four brothers and four sisters all of my family are well educated and have studuied upto university level. My three sister and one brother have been married and the last one sister as a student of M.A final and B.Ed (bechlor of education). We are living together as a joint family and entertaining happy life.reading news paper, magazine and net use are include in my hobby.my father in a relation fellow from education department. He is receiving very little pension, which is not enough to meet these expances of our family in these hard time. I am very fond of reading. In SSc exam I have obtained 904 marks out of 1050 marks and thus I have got A-1 grade. After passing F.SC I want to approve my knowledge more and more and for this purposes I am thinking day and night to join a suitable university of the Europe countries. But my poverty as a big stone in my way of the devolpment of my education. But I am hopefull that one day my fortune will join us and I will succeded in my mission.GOD wishes,and I met a chance for higher education in the foreign countries, quench my education thirst and hope that I will show brilliant result insha allah.

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