Renaming of polytechnics good but… – Anglican Bishop

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• Paa Joe 8 years ago

  ANGLICAN BISHOP.
  
  YOU ARE INDEED VERY RIGHT WITH YOUR ARGUMENT.
  
  HAVE THE MANY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS MADE A '''DENT'''TOWARDS THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GHANA.
  
  WE ARE STILL IN ECON ...
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  ANGLICAN BISHOP.
  
  YOU ARE INDEED VERY RIGHT WITH YOUR ARGUMENT.
  
  HAVE THE MANY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS MADE A '''DENT'''TOWARDS THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GHANA.
  
  WE ARE STILL IN ECONOMIC BACKWARDNES, UNDERDEVELOPED AND STILL IN THE MIST OF EXTREME POVERTY AND ABD FOR FOLYTECHNICS TO BE RENAMED AS TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  DO THOSE AGITATING FOR THE RENAMMING OF POLYTECHNICS TO UNIVERSITIES IN THE COUNTRY ,FULLY AWARE OF MEASURES NEEDED BEFORE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES ARE ESTABLISHED IN A COUNTRY.
  
  WAS IT NOT A MAD ADVENTURE, FOR TARKWA TECHNICAL SCHOOL, ONCE THE THE BACKBONE OF GHANA'S INDUSTRIALIZATION,THAT PRODUCED QUALITY SKILLED WORKFORCE TO BE TURNED TO UNIVERSITY OF MINES.
  
  THESE PEOPLE HABVE TO BE ADVISED TO TURN EVERY PRIMARY SCHOOL IN THE VILLAGES OF GHANA TO UNIVERSITIES.
  
  IF WE WERE TO HAVE HAD KNOWLEDGEABLE PRACTICAL PROFESSIONAL GRADUATES THE INFRASTRUCTURE OF GHANA WILL NOT BE IN SHAMBELES AND ITS BROKEN INFRASTRUCTURE WITHOUT BASIC AMENITES.
  
  IT IS INDEED A PITY THAT, WE STILL DO NOT KNOW WHERE WE ARE AND WHY WE ARE STILL IN THE MIDST OF POVERTY.
  
  WHY HAVE WE FAILED TO REASON IN THE 21st CENTURY.
  
  IT SOUNDS VERY PITY.
  
  IT IS A PITY WE ARE STILL SICK IN THE MINDS.

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