After Free SHS, what next? - Alan quizzes and pledges to review it to empower graduates

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Pelicles 1 year ago

A human quinine Alan Kyeremateng. What are your policies to Ghanaians? You are no more part of the elephant family so, shut the hell up. Where does the current government get the money to fund the program? I can say with utmo ...
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A human quinine Alan Kyeremateng. What are your policies to Ghanaians? You are no more part of the elephant family so, shut the hell up. Where does the current government get the money to fund the program? I can say with utmost certainty that the free SHS does not cost the nation $500million a year but Ghana is currently paying a yearly debt of $500million due to bogus power agreement Mahama signed before leaving office so, what is draining our coffers?

Now, what is next after free SHS, the government has put in place other places of learning like TVET etc which is a hand-on institution where the children can go and learn trade.

Before the free SHS, what was the next level for the Ghanaian student who completes form 5? Most of us encountered that system so stop yapping as if you have everything under your wide jaws, fool.

Concentrate on your "afafranto party" and leave the huge elephant alone to walk gorgeously.
After free SHS we will farm butterflies 1 year ago

I thought you are rearing butterflies to help NDC with theirbdisco, night clubs, arm robbers 24hours rubbish.

I thought you are rearing butterflies to help NDC with theirbdisco, night clubs, arm robbers 24hours rubbish.
I will vote for Bawumia 1 year ago

A chronic liar. Show us your achievement in the trade ministry you occupied as a boss for sixteen years before you come and tell us to give you our mandate. You are truly a Disruptive force. Sad.

A chronic liar. Show us your achievement in the trade ministry you occupied as a boss for sixteen years before you come and tell us to give you our mandate. You are truly a Disruptive force. Sad.
JM 1 year ago

Foolish man

Foolish man
OZYMANDIASI 1 year ago

There are other higher education and training opportunities for the SHS graduates. What did hypocrite Alan himself do after his Form 5 education at ADISCO? Nonsense.

There are other higher education and training opportunities for the SHS graduates. What did hypocrite Alan himself do after his Form 5 education at ADISCO? Nonsense.
Kofi, USA 1 year ago

Listen to the buffoon

Listen to the buffoon
Sir. Regent 1 year ago

Well! well! well! My boss you talk well but were you not part of the gov.in power?Why not help them all this sweet talks?

Well! well! well! My boss you talk well but were you not part of the gov.in power?Why not help them all this sweet talks?
Ray 1 year ago

Alan is a deeply confused person, even an SHS student contesting SRC election will not talk like this. He has no principles.

Alan is a deeply confused person, even an SHS student contesting SRC election will not talk like this. He has no principles.
Niionii 1 year ago

Alan, you are not talking enough. Is Bawumia an aplanke or not? WHAT policies did he initiate at cabinet, supported by you all. You are not exposing him, and allowing him to continue with the noise. Maybe you await a top job ...
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Alan, you are not talking enough. Is Bawumia an aplanke or not? WHAT policies did he initiate at cabinet, supported by you all. You are not exposing him, and allowing him to continue with the noise. Maybe you await a top job after the elections. You cannot win with this attitude
Kubut3 1 year ago

Allan Kyeremateng is a big idiot. After free education and critical thinking , Ghanaian children can think and creat their own jobs . Ignorance is a bliss.

Allan Kyeremateng is a big idiot. After free education and critical thinking , Ghanaian children can think and creat their own jobs . Ignorance is a bliss.

Citizen8 1 year ago

It appears to me that from all indications
the only election Alan may win is the District Assembly Elections for the electing Assemlymen/women.

It appears to me that from all indications
the only election Alan may win is the District Assembly Elections for the electing Assemlymen/women.
Grow in wisdom 1 year ago

Apart from financial sustainability and to some extent, infrastructural development, the rest are all tangential to the Free SHS concept. Free means absolutely free of all encumbrances to access, which is being delivered by t ...
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Apart from financial sustainability and to some extent, infrastructural development, the rest are all tangential to the Free SHS concept. Free means absolutely free of all encumbrances to access, which is being delivered by the current government. What else is needed or deemed necessary in our educational system is a separate matter, quite different from the concept of free access. The issues of quality and relevance, albeit important, should not be confused with free access. They should be tackled on their own merits.
Sam 1 year ago

Exactly, Alan is being honest just as JM is seeking to reviewing the program which some idiots who need SHS to understand the meaning of review.

The program was rushed instead of the progressive path President Mills initia ...
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Exactly, Alan is being honest just as JM is seeking to reviewing the program which some idiots who need SHS to understand the meaning of review.

The program was rushed instead of the progressive path President Mills initiated.

Truly most of the premier recipients of the program will not get the full benefit as intended but hopefully, after a review, it will bear fruits.
James 1 year ago

Hide your face, Alan....

Hide your face, Alan....

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