Scholarship Debt Controversy: UK High Commissioner challenges former Registrar's claims

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Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide. .

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide. .
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Be fair to all 3 months ago

Are you sure you are taking them to Canada or Russia vrs Ukraine war?
Hhhhmmm system error

Are you sure you are taking them to Canada or Russia vrs Ukraine war?
Hhhhmmm system error
An ambassador who does not understand English 3 months ago

Did this lady understand what the former registrar said? He never disputed the debt, but pointed out that he also met similar situation and treated it diplomatically resulting in non sacking of students.You are there to solve ...
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Did this lady understand what the former registrar said? He never disputed the debt, but pointed out that he also met similar situation and treated it diplomatically resulting in non sacking of students.You are there to solve problems and not engage in blame game. Play your ndc vrs npp games outside the embassy.
JESUS IS GOD 3 months ago

Come to Me, all who are weary” — Matthew 11:28.
Bring your burden to Jesus; He will give you rest and new life.

Come to Me, all who are weary” — Matthew 11:28.
Bring your burden to Jesus; He will give you rest and new life.
Kwamem 3 months ago

Kingsley operated a criminal Cartel, not a bureaucracy of Government. He sold scholarships to students as h8gh as £12,000. These were sold without budgetary provisions. In any serious country, this man should be in jail. No ...
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Kingsley operated a criminal Cartel, not a bureaucracy of Government. He sold scholarships to students as h8gh as £12,000. These were sold without budgetary provisions. In any serious country, this man should be in jail. Not in parliament. It just didn't make sense. I am surprised he is talking instead of hiding.
Evans Sarfo Adu 3 months ago

He stole our money and sought refuge in parliament!
Ghana has become cheap indeed!

He stole our money and sought refuge in parliament!
Ghana has become cheap indeed!
A 3 months ago

Abowaaaa Animal. Theee are the ppl who voted for that highly Corrupt and Dangerous John Mahama.Who told you Parliament can protect Criminals?

Abowaaaa Animal. Theee are the ppl who voted for that highly Corrupt and Dangerous John Mahama.Who told you Parliament can protect Criminals?
Fii, London 3 months ago

Kevin Taylor exposed this vividly some months back but nobody took this up. He went to the extent on a live interview with the guy who was used as an errand boy to collect monies from those aspiring students who were bribing ...
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Kevin Taylor exposed this vividly some months back but nobody took this up. He went to the extent on a live interview with the guy who was used as an errand boy to collect monies from those aspiring students who were bribing their way through to be offered scholarships. This guy had to leave the country for his own safety This Kingsley Agyemang should be stripped off his parliamentary immunity and made face the full rigour of the law. He used the money he stole from the secretariat to incumbent MP. He is a thief
Kay 3 months ago

Go to the Police or the AG and present your evidence for him to be arrested.. Martin Amidu caught Corrupt John Mahama with the evidences the UK ,USA & French courts provided on the Airbus SE bribery case.

Go to the Police or the AG and present your evidence for him to be arrested.. Martin Amidu caught Corrupt John Mahama with the evidences the UK ,USA & French courts provided on the Airbus SE bribery case.

INVESTIGATE THIS RUMOUR- Ghanani 3 months ago

The government should investigate the former registrar. Rumours have it that he has bought propeties in london and rented them out to Ghana students. This is serious!!.

The government should investigate the former registrar. Rumours have it that he has bought propeties in london and rented them out to Ghana students. This is serious!!.
Nkontomua news 3 months ago

So nobody is talking about the 54 million dollars he inherited but the 32 million you met is a problem for you, eeiii Ghana we look and judge every thing with political lens.

So nobody is talking about the 54 million dollars he inherited but the 32 million you met is a problem for you, eeiii Ghana we look and judge every thing with political lens.
POHTEAU 3 months ago

Why are you these Nkwasiasem Party People so inward looking?

Why are you these Nkwasiasem Party People so inward looking?
Kay 3 months ago

The brains of most NDC members are like that of Cows or Ducks, that is why a pathological liar like Zita Benson and Ablakwa Okudjeto can mislead..This Foolish woman who could treat her own crippled husband like a rag or car ...
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The brains of most NDC members are like that of Cows or Ducks, that is why a pathological liar like Zita Benson and Ablakwa Okudjeto can mislead..This Foolish woman who could treat her own crippled husband like a rag or carpet deserves no hearing.
noble uk 3 months ago

Why are we offering scholarships when first after qualification, many of them do not return home and those who do are not able practise what they learnt to change or improve quality of service delivery in Ghana.

Why are we offering scholarships when first after qualification, many of them do not return home and those who do are not able practise what they learnt to change or improve quality of service delivery in Ghana.
noble uk 3 months ago

Why are we offering scholarships when first after qualification, many of them do not return home and those who do are not able to practise what they learnt to change or improve quality of service delivery in Ghana.

I think ...
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Why are we offering scholarships when first after qualification, many of them do not return home and those who do are not able to practise what they learnt to change or improve quality of service delivery in Ghana.

I think we should assess the benefits of the scholarships against our investments into foreign countries academic institutions instead of our local ones.
Agbeli Kumordziì 3 months ago

I support you hundred percent
They are not coming after graduation

I support you hundred percent
They are not coming after graduation
Kona 3 months ago

Did this lady understand what the former registrar said? He never disputed the debt, but pointed out that he also met similar situation and treated it diplomatically resulting in non sacking of students.You are there to solve ...
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Did this lady understand what the former registrar said? He never disputed the debt, but pointed out that he also met similar situation and treated it diplomatically resulting in non sacking of students.You are there to solve problems and not engage in blame game. Play your ndc vrs npp games outside the embassy.
Nana 3 months ago

She's a very Useless Girl like the one who appointed her. Such a Callous wicked Liar who could maltreat her own husband when he became physically challenged don't deserve to represent Ghana in UK.

She's a very Useless Girl like the one who appointed her. Such a Callous wicked Liar who could maltreat her own husband when he became physically challenged don't deserve to represent Ghana in UK.
Agbeli Kumordziì 3 months ago

Bring them back home
Your father and mother can't pay your school fees
better come

Bring them back home
Your father and mother can't pay your school fees
better come

Okponglo Guy 3 months ago

Both parties are guilty. Give that money to our top universities to grow excellent graduate programs. Recruit Ghanaians from the diaspora and pay them well to come home. There are so many Ghanaian scholars abroad who will ...
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Both parties are guilty. Give that money to our top universities to grow excellent graduate programs. Recruit Ghanaians from the diaspora and pay them well to come home. There are so many Ghanaian scholars abroad who will come home if this money is used to recruit them.
Paa Logozo 3 months ago

Ghanaians call on NPP's Danquah, Busia, Combo Tradition to come and answer the accusation by the new Ghana High Commissioner to the UK.
Remember the Nkrumah Never Dies.

Freedom and Jusuce.

Instead of NPP fighting to e ...
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Ghanaians call on NPP's Danquah, Busia, Combo Tradition to come and answer the accusation by the new Ghana High Commissioner to the UK.
Remember the Nkrumah Never Dies.

Freedom and Jusuce.

Instead of NPP fighting to elect their flagbearer for the next elections they must realise that they shall remain in opposition for a very long time hence.
EMP 3 months ago

So you will not leave any debt behind if your appointment is revoked by the president, abi!

So you will not leave any debt behind if your appointment is revoked by the president, abi!
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Shakara 3 months ago

Does Ghana have to offer scholarships for studies in overseas countries? Almost all the programs for which scholarships are issued could be offered in University of Ghana, KNUST, University of Cape Coast and several Ghanaian ...
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Does Ghana have to offer scholarships for studies in overseas countries? Almost all the programs for which scholarships are issued could be offered in University of Ghana, KNUST, University of Cape Coast and several Ghanaian universities. The fraudulent part of the whole thing is that most, if not all, of the foreign students, never return home after graduation. Ghanaians should be told who had benefited and graduated from foreign scholarships in the last ten years, and where in Ghana are these graduates working in Ghana.
Lexis 3 months ago

Investigate him through the proper channel. It is only through this that the truth will be unveiled. Facebook posts will amount to nothing.

Investigate him through the proper channel. It is only through this that the truth will be unveiled. Facebook posts will amount to nothing.
Mohamed will mislead many 3 months ago

Is it by force to send students abroad on scholarship and pay 10 times the fees if the programmes are studied in Ghana? Wasting tax payers money.

Is it by force to send students abroad on scholarship and pay 10 times the fees if the programmes are studied in Ghana? Wasting tax payers money.

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