Free SHS was introduced for the poor to accelerate Ghana's development - Bawumia

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Kas 1 year ago

If it is for the poor, why do you force it down the throat of the rich?

If it is for the poor, why do you force it down the throat of the rich?
ORIGINAL PEACEMAKER 1 year ago

No body is forcing the rich to apply the concept.

No body is forcing the rich to apply the concept.
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.
Fools paradise 1 year ago

Irresponsible comment

Irresponsible comment
Fiifi 1 year ago

FSHS IS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND MUST BE IMPLEMENTED PROGRESSIVELY. NO GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED FSHS. NPP ALWAYS WANTS TO DECEIVE GHANAIANS. NPP NEVER AGAIN

FSHS IS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND MUST BE IMPLEMENTED PROGRESSIVELY. NO GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED FSHS. NPP ALWAYS WANTS TO DECEIVE GHANAIANS. NPP NEVER AGAIN
NENE 1 year ago

Bawumia you a foolish man

Bawumia you a foolish man
Ignore the dead goat 1 year ago

Wonders will never end. Instead of explaining how rearing lizards, snakes, toads, and monkeys in your 24h economy, you are home watching and listening to what your opponents say. Did Napo refer to you? Who in his right sense ...
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Wonders will never end. Instead of explaining how rearing lizards, snakes, toads, and monkeys in your 24h economy, you are home watching and listening to what your opponents say. Did Napo refer to you? Who in his right sense will collect food that has been put in the bin to eat? Mahama is history.
THE CRUSADER 1 year ago

BUT OVER HERE! THOSE WHO CAN PAY 100× ENJOYS IT NOT EVEN THINKING OF DOING STH FOR THE SCHOOL, NOT SINGLE GESTURE,LIKE PROVIDING COMMODITIES, MEDICINES etc to the schools,moslems chts in deed,waaooo!

BUT OVER HERE! THOSE WHO CAN PAY 100× ENJOYS IT NOT EVEN THINKING OF DOING STH FOR THE SCHOOL, NOT SINGLE GESTURE,LIKE PROVIDING COMMODITIES, MEDICINES etc to the schools,moslems chts in deed,waaooo!
Yeboah 1 year ago

But the introduction of free shs isn't the problem for the average Ghanaian. The economy can now afford it after we started exporting oil which moved Ghana into a middle income country. It's not a surprise package or one that ...
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But the introduction of free shs isn't the problem for the average Ghanaian. The economy can now afford it after we started exporting oil which moved Ghana into a middle income country. It's not a surprise package or one that deserved a sacrifice from tight resources . The problem of the common Ghanaian on the street right right now, Ghanaians with families, Ghanaians in the rural areas etc is the economy which you Bawumia totally and abundantly recklessly wrecked it , destroyed it so Ghana became totally broke and went to the IMF.. Then your chew and policies failed the exchange rate to plunge the Cedi below acceptable status which eroded the real value of Salaries , so the Ghanaian became even more impoverished. Currently according to the World Bank statistics 21 million Ghanaians can't afford a decent nutritional meal because of the foreign exchange rate which makes imported things expensive. Now medication for sick children has become unable to buy for the average Ghanaian with sick kids leading to even more suffering. But after all this hellish conditions brought upon the poor Ghanaian by Bawuliar, you won't go ahead and retire from politics and pray for forgiveness but you Bawumia want to continue this same intense inhuman suffering FOR ANOTHER 4 YEARS. If Ghana is like your own private family, will you elongate an issue like say a dog biting them everyday, for another 4 years for that dog to keep biting them? No way so Ghanaians will vote you , Bawuliar, the Walewale Adams Smith out to end their suffering because it's their only option
Obrempong 1 year ago

@yeboah Powerful response

@yeboah Powerful response

Obrempong 1 year ago

Bawuliar is still living on planet Mass. How can a man and his party, Npp who doesn't understand that economic hardships leads to poverty in our household after supervising unprecedented inflation, exchange and interest rate, ...
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Bawuliar is still living on planet Mass. How can a man and his party, Npp who doesn't understand that economic hardships leads to poverty in our household after supervising unprecedented inflation, exchange and interest rate, collapse of businesses and much more tell me fshs is for the poor and we can develop in such a economic condition when you can't even afford what you eat let alone plan your life... Nonsense!
Obrempong 1 year ago

Mars

Mars
.com 1 year ago

As one of the objectives,please Dr vice president.

As one of the objectives,please Dr vice president.
NART 1 year ago

BAWULIAR IF FREE SHS IS FOR THE POOR, WHAT ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIPS?
BAWUMIA YOU ARE A LIAR AND ADDICTED SCAMMER.

BAWULIAR IF FREE SHS IS FOR THE POOR, WHAT ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIPS?
BAWUMIA YOU ARE A LIAR AND ADDICTED SCAMMER.
FTT 1 year ago

Free SHS policy is a game changer and it has already giving victory for DR BAWUMIA and NPP

Free SHS policy is a game changer and it has already giving victory for DR BAWUMIA and NPP
Yaw 1 year ago

No country can develop faster without education that is fact, Ghana, South Korea and Malaysia started development at the same time today South Korea and Malaysia are far developed than Ghana because of education Dr, Bawumia i ...
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No country can develop faster without education that is fact, Ghana, South Korea and Malaysia started development at the same time today South Korea and Malaysia are far developed than Ghana because of education Dr, Bawumia is right Ghanaians will soon see the benefit of the free SHS. The next generation will change Ghana because of education we should not take it for granted.
Kwame 1 year ago

Bawumia, what you enjoyed in the North in your youth wasn't it free secondary school education ?

Bawumia, what you enjoyed in the North in your youth wasn't it free secondary school education ?
Tygar 1 year ago

You introduce free SHS without building schools is it not a scam? You’re a failure

You introduce free SHS without building schools is it not a scam? You’re a failure
Sam Fante warrior. 1 year ago

Free SHS without building schools is very big scam and totally backward.

Free SHS without building schools is very big scam and totally backward.
Fools paradise 1 year ago

If it’s for the poor , why was it universal. Common sense lacking

If it’s for the poor , why was it universal. Common sense lacking

Truth 1 year ago

And indeed we have developed! Nkwasiasem aa kwa

And indeed we have developed! Nkwasiasem aa kwa
SIMANCO 1 year ago

FREE SHS FOR THE POOR BUT HIGH COST OF UNIVERSITY FOR THE RICH.!!! THE POOR CANNOT ATTEND UNIVERSITY. !!!!

FREE SHS FOR THE POOR BUT HIGH COST OF UNIVERSITY FOR THE RICH.!!! THE POOR CANNOT ATTEND UNIVERSITY. !!!!
Sam Fante warrior. 1 year ago

Only thing NPP can brag of it is poor backward free SHS which is destroying our education system. How can Ashanti/Akims illiterates forest people and Fulanis terrorists foreigners can rule a nation ? Ghana has become banana r ...
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Only thing NPP can brag of it is poor backward free SHS which is destroying our education system. How can Ashanti/Akims illiterates forest people and Fulanis terrorists foreigners can rule a nation ? Ghana has become banana republic and all kinds of monkeys are bamboo are jumping around, the old chimpanzee is the president with his pregnant mountain goat the driver mate. Nothing is working in Ghana.
Maame Abenah 1 year ago

The two most significant poverty interventions in Ghana were introduced, and implemented by the NPP. The NHIS was implemented under the NPP under Kofour, and the Free SHS was under the current NPP administration under Nana Ak ...
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The two most significant poverty interventions in Ghana were introduced, and implemented by the NPP. The NHIS was implemented under the NPP under Kofour, and the Free SHS was under the current NPP administration under Nana Akufo-Addo. One with Health and the second is Education. Both are Social Interventions that are much needed by the people.
Drr 1 year ago

Well it hasnt, after 4-6 years, you could have reviewed this. Where is the data to show FSHS has accelerated economic growth? There are no jobs the graduates of your policies… at least you could even negotiated with UK or o ...
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Well it hasnt, after 4-6 years, you could have reviewed this. Where is the data to show FSHS has accelerated economic growth? There are no jobs the graduates of your policies… at least you could even negotiated with UK or one of the western countries who need labour and go into some form of agreement for the country to benefit - block heads or clueless leaders …
OSAFO KANTANKA 1 year ago

This Dr. Bawumia guy is something else. If the Fee Free SHS was introduced purely for the “POOR “ and Not for Votes then why are the children of the Wealthy and the filthy rich too enjoining themselves? Dr. Bawumia is ...
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This Dr. Bawumia guy is something else. If the Fee Free SHS was introduced purely for the “POOR “ and Not for Votes then why are the children of the Wealthy and the filthy rich too enjoining themselves? Dr. Bawumia is Not making any sense at all.
Cc 1 year ago

The funniest is that,where I ones taught, children ended school at JHS because of money to pay school fees.those same people are still following JM. People don't know what they need in life.

The funniest is that,where I ones taught, children ended school at JHS because of money to pay school fees.those same people are still following JM. People don't know what they need in life.

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