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But we're still not being told what practice was prohibited by the school. Was it Muslim prayers, which nobody should prevent, or was it fasting that can affect the students' health, which the school may be against due to rec ...
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Ghanaians say YES to LGBTQ+ and same sex marriage.....
Hmmmm U all no this and U allowed Ur pastor's fight against Muslims
Wesley Girls HS also knows that if they are funded by the Government, they have to treat all student equal. You cannot justify WGHS non-compliance by punishing the student.
Good point.if you think your religion conflicts with Methodist or Christian values,please look for another school that aligns with your faith.you can’t force a Christian school to make room for moslem.
She could have enrolled in Kawokudi girls senior high school to avoid all these wahala. Next time choose a Muslim school and have your peace
Sensible and fair
Don't mind those followers of pedophile prophet Mo
Christians are 70+ percent
They're jealous. They should save the 80, 000, 50, 000 they spend foolishly to on that stupid yearly travel and use it ...
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Yes, Muslim women and their husbands built Dubai and Doha where you go to bank, biy properties and shop with your ill gotten looted Ghana resources.
The evidence is there in your face you cannot ignore it anymore. Go to Ghana domestic violence and abuse office and get the statistics by religion. The best of us are not those who claim religion but those who are faithful.
Ghanaian leadership since independence has been one religious type. The hardship and corruption is inherently greed and lack of God fearing. That will answer your diatribe about other religions in Ghana. If your arm pit smell ...
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Well, a Christian President took $38m of tax payer money to build a Christian cathedral. He hasn't been able to deliver and cannot account for the money. He's also not able to sign a parliamentary bill to safeguard the cursed ...
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Public schools are not missionaries or religious schools. Public is Public. That's it. If you want a missionary school don't take government funding, return all government properties, including the land and buildings. Maka ...
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So far as it is a public school every Ghanaian child has the right to practice their belief. Every teacher knows this and is trained to nurture this young minds to become model citizens not religious zealots.
Excellently said, but religious discrimination of staffing to it's advantage is left out and without thinking of it's negativity of not getting best out of staff. Double advantage of leadership by religious institute needs to ...
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