Provocative Conscience: How Ghana Education Service and WAEC failed Gabatia BECE candidates.

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• Lynda 6 years ago

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• dHAS 6 years ago

  Frederick Kofi K. Tse, may God bless you for being very honest. These are the realities on the ground that even reverends who are PROs act as politicians for their employers. I am very disappointed in the reasoning of the rev ...
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  Frederick Kofi K. Tse, may God bless you for being very honest. These are the realities on the ground that even reverends who are PROs act as politicians for their employers. I am very disappointed in the reasoning of the reverend. I think he is a native of the area and knows of the delicate issues that gave rise to the leaders appealing to authorities for a new centre. He also knows very well of the bouts of reprisal killings in the area, reported on Ghanaweb in the Sayeegu/Sambiluk area, the neighbouring communities of Kamabtiak. And for Rev. Beetey toile between his teeth, the best is for him to put down his cassock. You cannot e collecting tithes from your congregation and at the same time collecting pay for the GES/WAEC.
  In my candid opinion WAEC should do organize a supplementary exam for these unfortunate students. We will mark the scripts without taking payments.

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