Studying with corpses: The story of pupils at the La Cluster of Schools

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MAN JUSTICE 1 year ago

There are prominent politicians (NDC NPP) who attended school here. What are they doing about this nonsense. F U C O O O.

There are prominent politicians (NDC NPP) who attended school here. What are they doing about this nonsense. F U C O O O.
kk 1 year ago

I passed there once before I believe I saw the neglected grave of Sergeant Adjetey when people say Ghana is not worth dying for its not a joke

I passed there once before I believe I saw the neglected grave of Sergeant Adjetey when people say Ghana is not worth dying for its not a joke
Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 year ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 10 paracetamol at once............or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 10 paracetamol at once............or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
THE LOW IQ PROBLEM IS WORSE THAN I THOUGHT 1 year ago

If the graves are close to a century old, then they’re only symbolic. They don’t pose any health dangers and have no evil spiritual significance whatsoever. Once dead, you’re yaamuutu. Only a writer who is too lazy to d ...
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If the graves are close to a century old, then they’re only symbolic. They don’t pose any health dangers and have no evil spiritual significance whatsoever. Once dead, you’re yaamuutu. Only a writer who is too lazy to do a little background check and publishers like Ghanaweb who will put any foolish articles online are to blame. The whole of Old Fadama sits on Hausa Gormi. There are several settlements that were previously burial grounds. In Europe, homes encircle cemeteries where fresh burial continue. What’s the big fuss over schools near old sites that are 100 years old?
Mary 1 year ago

I went to school there in the early 90s and this grave yard has been there since please, no news

I went to school there in the early 90s and this grave yard has been there since please, no news
Accra is dirty.com 1 year ago

Nkwaseafuo wo Ghana dodo

Nkwaseafuo wo Ghana dodo
La pleasure man 1 year ago

Ghana's moral and cultural values at it's best...
Meanwhile they keep on driving V8's and stashing USD..

Ghana's moral and cultural values at it's best...
Meanwhile they keep on driving V8's and stashing USD..
KK 1 year ago

Is this too news? How can a century old grave be an environmental hazard to humans? This journalist is confused with her facts and is all over with inaccurate information.

Is this too news? How can a century old grave be an environmental hazard to humans? This journalist is confused with her facts and is all over with inaccurate information.
K 1 year ago

This is no news.

I personally attended my primary school in a similar environment and nothing happened to me.

We used to fear in the beginning but with time, we were even playing on the graves.

There may be many of ...
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This is no news.

I personally attended my primary school in a similar environment and nothing happened to me.

We used to fear in the beginning but with time, we were even playing on the graves.

There may be many of such scenes.
Nii Nai 1 year ago

Nice report.
Naa Adjeley, I'm particularly proud of you. Never rest on your oars. Keep up the good work.

Nice report.
Naa Adjeley, I'm particularly proud of you. Never rest on your oars. Keep up the good work.

Mr Special 1 year ago

If you don’t have a story,sleep!
I attended school at Enobal 1 JSS.
It’s nothing

If you don’t have a story,sleep!
I attended school at Enobal 1 JSS.
It’s nothing
Ende 1 year ago

Cheap Journalism. Its not a situation only in La. Lots around Ghana. Even this situation is better. What about school compounds, that are been dug for Galamsy activities.

Cheap Journalism. Its not a situation only in La. Lots around Ghana. Even this situation is better. What about school compounds, that are been dug for Galamsy activities.
Kay 1 year ago

But this is no news. Leave the school and children alone

But this is no news. Leave the school and children alone
KOBBY 1 year ago

I was at Enobal Middle Mixed School from 1969 to 1973. The schools surrounding the cemetry were Labone Primary, St Pauls Middle Mixed, Emmaus Primary School and Presby Boys Middle School. I was there when Acheampong overthrew ...
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I was at Enobal Middle Mixed School from 1969 to 1973. The schools surrounding the cemetry were Labone Primary, St Pauls Middle Mixed, Emmaus Primary School and Presby Boys Middle School. I was there when Acheampong overthrew Busia. That cemetry was not in use even in those days. I doubt if it will pose any problems today. Respect to former headteacher Master Mantey. I hope he is still living.
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K. K. Kofi 1 year ago

Those they attended school there and whatnots. The writer said canteen and library facilities are missing. You don't think a school in this age should have these facilities? Or it's not important because you didn't have them? ...
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Those they attended school there and whatnots. The writer said canteen and library facilities are missing. You don't think a school in this age should have these facilities? Or it's not important because you didn't have them? We will continue to retrogress with this mindset.
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