Rejected Achimota School 'rasta student' graduates from GIS

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Short hair, go to short hair school. Long hair, go to long hair school. Not a big deal. 5 months ago

Why did he not refuse to wear uniform in GIS for example? Rules are rules. Both girls and boys attending Achimota are expected to keep their hair short. Simple. Congratulations.

Why did he not refuse to wear uniform in GIS for example? Rules are rules. Both girls and boys attending Achimota are expected to keep their hair short. Simple. Congratulations.
Nana Ahenkorah 5 months ago

Kwasiaman. There is no "short hair" rule in Achimota school. For example, white female students sport long flowing hair. Don't comment about things you don't know. Save your data for sensible usage.

Kwasiaman. There is no "short hair" rule in Achimota school. For example, white female students sport long flowing hair. Don't comment about things you don't know. Save your data for sensible usage.
CHAAAMAN WONTUMI 5 months ago

@Nana Ahenkorah

THANK YOU.

@Nana Ahenkorah

THANK YOU.
ST Ghfuo: KWAME NKRUMAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 5 months ago

see dummy. you eat tuo zafi in chamber pot and dont see anything wrong just as gh leaders with their primitive brains who expect bstars to play on stuoid uncompleted pitches. or build million dollar mansions without proper la ...
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see dummy. you eat tuo zafi in chamber pot and dont see anything wrong just as gh leaders with their primitive brains who expect bstars to play on stuoid uncompleted pitches. or build million dollar mansions without proper landscaping, vertical n horizontal streets, no tarred streets, no street names. you have people eating good food next to public toilets and dirty drainage. you deserve to be in a psych ward. not online
TRUTH 5 months ago

These were some of the bad rulings that came out of MAAME OSONO'S time as CJ.

How can a child tell a school what the rules should be.

We should not be allowing these slave ideas into our land.

Ghana is very hot and a ...
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These were some of the bad rulings that came out of MAAME OSONO'S time as CJ.

How can a child tell a school what the rules should be.

We should not be allowing these slave ideas into our land.

Ghana is very hot and a smelly boy is not something anyone would like to sit by.

I would not have sat next to such a boy in school.

We are poor because our focus is not about making ourselves comfortable and at peace but pointless chasing after accolades established as fun by our White Gods to make them continue their dominance.
Graduated so what.
Michael Essen with little education is more beneficial to Ghana than these boys will ever be if they don't end up in USA or UK. Wasted resources.
Reason 5 months ago

If they throw "No Coloreds Allow", would you enforce that rule?

You like the rule because you are an ignorant, racist idiot who hates your blackness and fear those of us who don't.

I bet you support Africans wear that ...
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If they throw "No Coloreds Allow", would you enforce that rule?

You like the rule because you are an ignorant, racist idiot who hates your blackness and fear those of us who don't.

I bet you support Africans wear that stupid wig in court because it's a rule left by your colonizer. You may as well be a slave, fool.
LOL 5 months ago

Congratulations

Congratulations
M P 5 months ago

Every one permitted into the country. When they are in; they better respect our culture, philosophy to an affable standards. We love everyone except crime

Every one permitted into the country. When they are in; they better respect our culture, philosophy to an affable standards. We love everyone except crime
Dunia 5 months ago

What is news worthy about this? Does that make him a National Hero?

What is news worthy about this? Does that make him a National Hero?
GMA 5 months ago

You are right!!! Ghana trying to embrace everything all in the name of RIGHTS; no wonder we are loosing the fights on indiscipline.

You are right!!! Ghana trying to embrace everything all in the name of RIGHTS; no wonder we are loosing the fights on indiscipline.

Reason 5 months ago

How does a kid standing up for his human rights, enduring discrimination, and finishing what he started hurt Ghana?

It doesn't, but your ignorance gave me a headache.

How does a kid standing up for his human rights, enduring discrimination, and finishing what he started hurt Ghana?

It doesn't, but your ignorance gave me a headache.
Kobina Ebo E. 5 months ago

CLEANINGNESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. KEEP GHANA CLEAN. PLEASE DO NOT LITTER. IN THE CITIES, TOWN , VILLAGES , FORESTS, BEACHES AND EVERYWHERE KEEP IT CLEAN. GOD IS GOOD OOOOOOOOOOOOO.REMAIN BLESSED.

CLEANINGNESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. KEEP GHANA CLEAN. PLEASE DO NOT LITTER. IN THE CITIES, TOWN , VILLAGES , FORESTS, BEACHES AND EVERYWHERE KEEP IT CLEAN. GOD IS GOOD OOOOOOOOOOOOO.REMAIN BLESSED.
Shen 5 months ago

Even gays and lesbians abi? Foolish

Even gays and lesbians abi? Foolish
Martin A 5 months ago

I had a similar experience with my big afro hair while in high school in the mid 70s. The headmaster wanted me to cut down my hair or else he was suspending me from school. I stood my grounds and refused to cut my hair and h ...
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I had a similar experience with my big afro hair while in high school in the mid 70s. The headmaster wanted me to cut down my hair or else he was suspending me from school. I stood my grounds and refused to cut my hair and he finally left me alone. I didn't see how cutting my hair ensured school discipline. I am glad that Nkrabeah didn't agree to cutting his dreadlocks which he wore for religious reasons.
George 5 months ago

GOD BLESS THE KIDS AND GHANA NEEDS TO GROW UP

GOD BLESS THE KIDS AND GHANA NEEDS TO GROW UP

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Rejected Achimota School 'rasta student' graduates from GIS

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