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Mother blames school authority over ward's death

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  • Jake 8 years ago

    High way raods have just introduced road safety for primary and high schools which is a bit too late for this youth.

  • kk 8 years ago

    nationwide

  • Kwadaso 8 years ago

    We have been begging for school safety and security for our kids since Boko Haram kidnapped hundreds kids from their school.Instead Mahama is spending millions of dollars on millionaire footballers and billions of cedis on il ...
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  • Bibi 8 years ago

    You failed to mention a single lapse in your haste to blame someone else for the student's misjudgement and disregard for school authority. Please come again.

  • Okomfour 8 years ago

    You don't seem to know what you are writing.

  • Mabel Selassie 8 years ago

    Mother, blame your daughter rather. May her soul rest in peace.

  • Amidini 8 years ago

    Oh sorry madam Asiedu ! we feel your pains but it is rather unfortunate for you to blame the school authorities. If you were to give your daughter a proper training l don't think she will stopped studies and running after boy ...
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  • secret Admiral to Martha Ankoma 8 years ago

    Did the school kill her.. Blame urself and ur daughter cos advice dey say always starts from the house..

  • Fosu 8 years ago

    am sorry you have all got it wrong. even if the girl is bad , there is no way she could get out of the school under the care of the authorities and even the securities at that night. I blame the authorities of the school and ...
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  • Kwabla, Somanya 8 years ago

    "It is unlawful for any student to go outside the confines of the school without permission" is one of the many common school rules in most Boarding Schools in Ghana. If a student is caught in violation of this or other rules ...
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  • Old kweku 8 years ago

    I cant tell ifyou

    ever attended a Boarding school, there are many bush parts where studets sneaked to town anytime they like,, either day or night, unknown to the school authorities but the student alone, Further more cer ...
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  • Nana 8 years ago

    Why shd the mother blame her dota. U will unstnd better if u had ben to boarding hse b4. Sneaking to get smetin is not meant for only the bad ones. It can hpen to every1. It's rather unfortunate it was btn a boy frnd nd a don ...
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  • opana 8 years ago

    I blame the school authority they didnt take care of the student well my daughter go to school at Kumasi last week they head mistress told the form three to bring 4 bags of cement to the school with in this week otherwise she ...
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  • jack 8 years ago

    OPANA please is better u dont disgrace yourself. please may i ask if you have been attending the PTA meeting. for such programs at SHS are always agreed by the PTA. so please find out before u disgrace yourself

  • Yaa 8 years ago

    Jack can you please enlighten me, I completed my secondary school in 1984, l have lived outside the country for 28yrs although I have been going home I don't keep tracks with the education system. During my days, it was fetch ...
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  • Kikim 8 years ago

    different opinions have been raised. Even some hardened criminals do jump bail under tight security. The boy should be punished

  • me my self and I 8 years ago

    Why blame the school authorities? It's rather unfortunate. Sorry for your loss mum, but......

  • Education now 8 years ago

    Most of the established secondary schools have been left to their fate. Unfortunately they are not allowed to charge any extra fees to Mai rain or develop the schools. What is happening now is that PTAs and most often old stu ...
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  • Coco 8 years ago

    Phone is a thing over there and. It. Must. Be free and included in package by all the phone companies. Too much going on with phones. Phones. Phones.

  • Martin 8 years ago

    Once you enter the confines of any institution, its is incumbent on that institution to ensure your safety and security. The mother of the girl who was killed, is within her right to hold the school liable for her death. The ...
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  • rkt 8 years ago

    we need to separate apples from bananas!
    yes, on the school premises the school, and therefore govt, has full responsibility within certain limits!
    no, when we break bounds!
    if u survived an armed robbery at home where all ...
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  • E. Amponsah(amponsaheli23@yahoo.com) 8 years ago

    Sorry madam, but you cant blame the sch. Even if security had stopped her, she wouldn't. The school provides reasonable but not absolute protection. Lets all help and not apportion blame. Lets inquire from our daughters those ...
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  • kush 8 years ago

    Have you forgotten that the hands of the school authorities have been tired? Gone are the days when students are disciplined. What do we see today? Parents and so called activists lambast school authorities for disciplining s ...
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  • kwesi 8 years ago

    You are right. Children's rights. If a teacher should punish a student he or she will be in trouble. The results of children's rights. No discipline so she can leave school to collect a mere mobile phone. In our time nothing ...
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  • F b b 8 years ago

    Don't blame the school pls

  • OTOYO 8 years ago

    Sorry madam, but don't blame school authorities ,but rather blame yourself for the good training you gave to your daughter.

  • Kofi 8 years ago

    Rainbow radio needs to hire reporters who can write English. Is that the general standard in the country or this radio station just goes hunting for poor reporters?

  • rkt 8 years ago

    beware, u who condemn!
    i heard an anecdote about 2 students who were arguing over a bed as to who found (claimed) it first. it went like this - student reports at school very early on re-opening day and selects a bed. after ...
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  • kobina adu 8 years ago

    the death is very painful.may her soul rest in perfect peace.however the school authories are less to be blamed on the grounds that the deceased also knew that it was prep nd she was not supposed to go out at that hour,so pls ...
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  • ODENKEY BA 8 years ago

    it's very sad but the mother shd take it easy bcos death is something that no one can can predict and prevent. may her soul rest in peace

  • rkt 8 years ago

    "She ....wondered how her daughter managed to move out of the school at the full glare of the school authorities and security" i sympathize with the grieving mother. may God comfort her. too, too many drivers forget that a hi ...
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  • rambo 8 years ago

    I was there when it happened we carried her to the hospital and she wasn't going for new phone it was rice and calculator.she didn't observe well before crossing but the driver too could have saved her looking at where the ca ...
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  • lambert dalk 8 years ago

    A broken administration of a school results in unforgettable tears. why should the teacher on duty for evening studies and the night securities allow the student to go out at that point of time. The negligence of the school a ...
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  • Adoma 8 years ago

    so sorry, but children of nowadays don't listen to advice

  • Stepof Bronx NY 8 years ago

    You don't have to blame the school authorities, rather blame your daughter. She cherish mobile phone than her studies. Though it's painful this has happened to you.
    I knew all her attention was on phone rather than watching ...
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  • Maame Grace. 8 years ago

    Some of the comments here just reinforce the thinking of some of our illiterate populace. Yes it's the schools fault. The school owe the students duty of care as soon as they are drop off by thei ...
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  • TT 8 years ago

    Your ward must be one of the DISRESPECTFUL among finalists who always are being supported by parents like you to disobey school rules and regulations.

  • OWEN NEW-YORK. 8 years ago

    Ah Madam,a19 year old is a young woman who knows better. Her greed and apetate for phone killed her.

  • Ebenezer Akunyumu 8 years ago

    ooh madam Asiedu, I pity you for blaming school authority over their negligence leading to your daughter untimely death. but remember if you schooled your daughter well about sex education, well cultured and morally trained, ...
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  • Bashiru 8 years ago

    Mother Blame Yourself And Not The School Authority As The Saying Goes Charity Begins At Home

  • Aaaaaaaaa verb 8 years ago

    Should the blame be put on the:mother,the student,school authorities,the boyfriend,the student who recieved the call and got the deceased informed or the security men?

  • osafo 8 years ago

    rest in peace dear

  • owusu boateng 8 years ago

    the school authorities are not serious......because during this examination u will see students in the town at night......R.I .P

  • Akua Darkoa 8 years ago

    please I think its your daughter's fault coz if it was in good faith the boy should have come to the school at daytime to give her whatever he wants...by the way may her soul rest in peace

  • Abukari Nabi Bismarck 8 years ago

    I like aims to pecking me Di's years

  • snr coach 8 years ago

    Blame your daugther for her own death

  • Goddey. 8 years ago

    Sources revealed, she was on phone while crossing the busy road at night.

  • grandfather 8 years ago

    the burial date is 28/4/2016 (today) on my way I am crying but I will carry on pat Rest in peace I will forever miss u

  • Eunice kuada 8 years ago

    This is very serious