No academic fees for level 100 students is good, but it must target needy students – Eduwatch

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• Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 1 year ago

  Good input. Listening Mahama must listen.

  Good input. Listening Mahama must listen.

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• Nii 1 year ago

  Mahama ex president is not going to be able to win the election,he should step aside.

  Mahama ex president is not going to be able to win the election,he should step aside.

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• AHIMADU 1 year ago

  Idiot. If Nana Addo won elections how much more Mahama. This is what we called policy. Not your so called FSHS that has created unemployment everywhere as said by the deputy minister.

  Idiot. If Nana Addo won elections how much more Mahama. This is what we called policy. Not your so called FSHS that has created unemployment everywhere as said by the deputy minister.

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• AK 1 year ago

  I wonder how these so call think tanks really think very well. How do you determine who's needy. In even the advanced countries very few rich people can afford paying universities fees. Both the rich and poor enter college by ...
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  I wonder how these so call think tanks really think very well. How do you determine who's needy. In even the advanced countries very few rich people can afford paying universities fees. Both the rich and poor enter college by scholarship or loan or grants but here we assume people can pay and must pay just by the looks. This argument of selecting who can pay only leads to corruption and in the end it's the supposedly rich people that finally get these scholarships just like the Cocoa Board scholarship for Cocoa farmers. If you know the sufferings of the average Ghanaian workers you will not even boarder to find out who can pay. These expectations push people into corruption especially public officials. It will surprise you a groundnut seller who is considered poor may be earning more than a public official.Even in the advanced countries both the rich and poor seek scholarships and loans for university education but here we expect people to pay. Even if it is possible SHS third year students should apply for student loans before they enter tertiary institutions for the purpose of admissions into schools. That's if they need it.

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• Akwasince 1 year ago

  Who is not a needy in Ghana?

  Who is not a needy in Ghana?

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• Jonathan 1 year ago

  The NDC spoke against the free education claiming anything free is not good.Now they have joined the train. All because of votes.Typical double standards

  The NDC spoke against the free education claiming anything free is not good.Now they have joined the train. All because of votes.Typical double standards

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• Nana 1 year ago

  They might as well make the entire tertiary education free. People are not thinking beyond the obvious gimmick of vote solicitation here. Have they (NDC) thought about payment beyond level 100 by these beneficiaries?

  They might as well make the entire tertiary education free. People are not thinking beyond the obvious gimmick of vote solicitation here. Have they (NDC) thought about payment beyond level 100 by these beneficiaries?

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