UDS postpones reopening for 2024/2025 academic year due to Industrial strike

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• Agyenkwa Hustler 1 year ago

  They don't even know what they are doing in this school. Could you believe that for those going to second year, part of their first year first semester results have still not been released? I mean, you can never understand pe ...
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  They don't even know what they are doing in this school. Could you believe that for those going to second year, part of their first year first semester results have still not been released? I mean, you can never understand people in authority in Ghana. WHAT IS THIS??? Are they not fools?

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• Yaa 1 year ago

  Who is in power? Is it not a certain short old ugly fool and his dancing aplanke? A fish starts spoiling from the head

  Who is in power? Is it not a certain short old ugly fool and his dancing aplanke? A fish starts spoiling from the head

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 1 year ago

  There were more of such actions under the leadership of Efo Jeremiah John Rawlings What did you say about them?
  Not every problem can be solved with strikes. Sometimes we have to sacrifice and use Common Sense. If this has h ...
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  There were more of such actions under the leadership of Efo Jeremiah John Rawlings What did you say about them?
  Not every problem can be solved with strikes. Sometimes we have to sacrifice and use Common Sense. If this has happened in the Western World, many of those on strike would have had their positions taken over by the time they decide to end the strike. Strikes are not common in the Western World. They use Common Sense to solve issues.

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• TAKE OR PAY DEMON 1 year ago

  Which sacrifice are you talking about. The strike action by public universities is about their pensions which the government is refusing to pay. The beautiful things you see in the Western countries you are talking about were ...
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  Which sacrifice are you talking about. The strike action by public universities is about their pensions which the government is refusing to pay. The beautiful things you see in the Western countries you are talking about were built with their pension money. By the way, why is it that when it comes to Ex-gratia, politicians who have worked for just four years don't want to sacrifice but you expect the poor worker who has worked for over thirty years to sacrifice.

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• Kwabena Ohemeng, London 1 year ago

  How do you expect workers to deal with intransigent, callous employers? Are you telling us that workers don't go on strike in the Western world? You are a big liar and badly informed. Here in the UK junior doctors have been o ...
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  How do you expect workers to deal with intransigent, callous employers? Are you telling us that workers don't go on strike in the Western world? You are a big liar and badly informed. Here in the UK junior doctors have been on strike and train drivers too. What do you expect workers to to do when they are being denied what they are legally entitled to? To keep mute and suffer?

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