GES directs schools to purchase ‘Strictly Not For Sale’ chalk

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• Yaw Mensah 8 years ago

  Quite interesting. I thought they were supposed to be free.Somebody somewhere is doing his own thing. There is not protection or brotherly love. Neither is there any responsibility. Greed is killing Ghana. Now GES should reac ...
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  Quite interesting. I thought they were supposed to be free.Somebody somewhere is doing his own thing. There is not protection or brotherly love. Neither is there any responsibility. Greed is killing Ghana. Now GES should react to this story if they could find the time to investigate the headmistress

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• Osofo 8 years ago

  If it is not for sale why should they BUY it? Only in Ghana

  If it is not for sale why should they BUY it? Only in Ghana

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• Kwabla, Somanya 8 years ago

  Isn't it strange that the boxes are marked 'Not For Sale' and teachers are advised to purchase those. What other options do they have and why should they PURCHASE the ones marked 'Not For Sale'. By the way Naana Opoku-Agyeman ...
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  Isn't it strange that the boxes are marked 'Not For Sale' and teachers are advised to purchase those. What other options do they have and why should they PURCHASE the ones marked 'Not For Sale'. By the way Naana Opoku-Agyemang should please explain to the public why the Headmistress of Kukurantumi Presbyterian school is under investigation. One would have thought that the GES would investigate to find out why the schools have not been getting their supplies rather than trying to intimidate the poor Headmistress and other Heads of schools who are likely to expose the dubious dealings of GES officials.

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• lentonwayne 8 years ago

  Just normal behaviour for the Greedy Education Service. Theft and corruption are rampant in the three northern regions. Corruption, corruption, corruption and more corruption. And when someone is caught, blame the victim.

  Just normal behaviour for the Greedy Education Service. Theft and corruption are rampant in the three northern regions. Corruption, corruption, corruption and more corruption. And when someone is caught, blame the victim.

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