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Harmattan affects northern schools

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  • cv 11 years ago

    Sharp Retort

    A young, beautiful woman gets into the elevator, smelling like expensive perfume. She turns to an old woman and says arrogantly, "Giorgio Beverly Hills, $100 an ounce!"
    Another young, beautiful woman gets on ...
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  • Amadu Abdulai 11 years ago

    The Northern Teachers Are Just Wicket And Lazy. GES Supervisors Should Perform Their Duties. Even In Agadez- Niger Teachers Are Puntual To School. Parents, You Would Ripe What You Sow. Northern Cocoa Is Education... I Remin ...
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  • agbesinyale kordzo 11 years ago

    Foolish northerners u are not ready to educate your selves longtime what u know is killing because of turkey so don't blame any hamattan because almost the whole country is experiencing it change your uncivilised behaviour th ...
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  • James 11 years ago

    I am afraid you will rather have to change your uncivilised behaviour. You dont need to use insults to make your point. Please refine your language, we are in the 21st century

  • Root Rock Tamale 11 years ago

    Make Your Checks Very Well. Are U Blind? See Them In Schools And Some In Our Hospitals And Class Rooms As Teachers Or Do Think They Are Ewes Or Fantes. When Fulani Hausa's Started Ghana Police Service, Where Was Ur Great Gran ...
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  • Kojo T 11 years ago

    Why write such stupid stuff

  • Alpha 11 years ago

    he is an animal,so don't mind him,

  • thomas 11 years ago

    why hiding ewe name fool, come with your id if your man, you northeners stand tall all the time, you cant face us with you id

  • BANYINIBA, LAGOS 11 years ago

    I am a northerner and I feel hurt when we are all insulted because we do not want to remain the slaves we have been since independence. The very people insulting us are the ones saying they want to give us free education. The ...
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  • ABONGOBIAH 11 years ago

    what a foolish man

  • Nuh 11 years ago

    It surprises me that at this time and age weather could still hinder our activities. In winter, when temperatures are near or below zero, when snow makes it difficult for people to move, pupils still go to school in the devel ...
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  • ENYO 11 years ago

    ISN'T IT POSSIBLE TO ORGANISED THE ACADEMIC YEAR IN A WAY THAT THE NORTHERN SCHOOLS HAVE THEIR HOLIDAYS DURING THE HARMATTAN SEASON?

  • Apele 11 years ago

    Yieee I die !!! OWWWW UDS

  • Ghanabiya 11 years ago

    "Among the health hazards that characterize the Harmattan include cold, cracked lips and toes as well as soggy dust." - how do you describe these conditions as health hazards? If is the cold, children should wear pull-overs ...
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  • HAZOR 11 years ago

    Folks we are missing important point.Folks we need to study the picture the picture posted on Ghana web so that we perjudice perdict the reason why Northern schools is not performing well and we should eliminate the harmattan ...
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  • BMK 11 years ago

    plse mr man, do your job well. Northen region has more than 13 districts, you only cited 1, Tolon and tolon only can not be a true reflection of the north. First weeks of reopening do not mostly record full attendence even in ...
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  • IDRIS PACAS 11 years ago

    Tell these non-up-and-doing teachers and officers of GES in Tamale to do the right thing. It is shameful that professional teachers can excuse themselves and their students for a serious wrongdoing.