Free Sanitary Pad Initiative: Veep seeks private sector collaboration

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Aponky B33 1 month ago

Ken Ofui Atta should be made NPP flagbearer for 2028 elections. He will win massively. Foolish man

Ken Ofui Atta should be made NPP flagbearer for 2028 elections. He will win massively. Foolish man
Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 month 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.
N0gokpo 1 month ago

I laf enter ladies toilet

I laf enter ladies toilet
Pelicles. 1 month ago

A government that prioritizes "Sanitary Pads", a policy that can be challenged as "Discriminatory" against boys in Ghana. Yes, why, because the taxpayer's money is involved.

To the Veep, during her school going age, did t ...
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A government that prioritizes "Sanitary Pads", a policy that can be challenged as "Discriminatory" against boys in Ghana. Yes, why, because the taxpayer's money is involved.

To the Veep, during her school going age, did the government then supply her with sanitary pads, and how did she get through?
Cooli0 1 month ago

When veeps are taking serious initiatives around the world this is what concerns our old lady?

When veeps are taking serious initiatives around the world this is what concerns our old lady?
Remial 1 month ago

The should thank GOD ooh

The should thank GOD ooh
Jack 1 month ago

Ge a factory built here to produce that.

Ge a factory built here to produce that.
Kwasi 1 month ago

Madam, don’t bring these Chinese to fleece the Ghanaian taxpayers to create jobs in China. The whole policy looks awkward and funny. You ask parents to buy textbooks and other essential school items for their children and t ...
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Madam, don’t bring these Chinese to fleece the Ghanaian taxpayers to create jobs in China. The whole policy looks awkward and funny. You ask parents to buy textbooks and other essential school items for their children and then turn round to assume or claim that they are financially incapable of providing their children with sanitary pads. Sanitary pad and textbook, which of them is more expensive? Why don’t you also provide other toiletry/sanitary items freely? If parents are made to compulsory buy disinfectants/detergents and other sanitary/cleaning items, which are more expensive, why can’t they buy sanitary pads? Why is the government not providing these items? Students, in most schools, have been cleaning their bathhouses all these years by themselves, then all of a sudden, the Deputy Minister for Education announces that government is going to compound its financial burden by employing sanitation/conservancy workers for that job in the schools, while needed critical/direct workers (teachers) are at home jobless and wasting away. Madam, you people should learn how and when to put your priorities right. Think Ghana first.
Kwasi 1 month ago

Madam, I’m here again, since parents have now been quietly forced, though without official admittance/announcement, to now provide for some essential items, which hitherto were free under the Free SHS, meaning parents can a ...
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Madam, I’m here again, since parents have now been quietly forced, though without official admittance/announcement, to now provide for some essential items, which hitherto were free under the Free SHS, meaning parents can afford to buy sanitary pads, I would rather prefer that the earmarked/budgeted GH¢292.4million for the sanitary pads is vired and used in upgrading science laboratories in deprived schools or in providing/building more/additional STEM facilities or schools.
Kwasi 1 month ago

Learn to prioritise the use of scarce resources, devoid of political gimmicks and propaganda, and those actions will speak for you, to your advantage.

Learn to prioritise the use of scarce resources, devoid of political gimmicks and propaganda, and those actions will speak for you, to your advantage.

Enough 1 month ago

When other countries are advancing in technology for improvements to develop their countries you NDC party government led by JDM are collaborating for private sector for free sanitary pads. Is the NDC party government serious ...
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When other countries are advancing in technology for improvements to develop their countries you NDC party government led by JDM are collaborating for private sector for free sanitary pads. Is the NDC party government serious, is that the 24 hours economy you guys promised Ghanaians? A country that can't even produce bicycle tires what a shame. Shameless government and it Shameless officials governing our dear country Ghana go Sekondi/ Takoradi and see for yourself the Railway sector a country without Railway sector is not ready to develop, the big grammars doesn't bring developments take bold initiative and do something for the country especially the youth needs jobs
Kwame Angel 1 month ago

This so-called "initiative" is complete nonsense. It is never, and has never been, a priority in Ghana.

This so-called "initiative" is complete nonsense. It is never, and has never been, a priority in Ghana.
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Efo Kofi 1 month ago

KWAASHIAASEM when you were promising do the private person part of it nonsense

KWAASHIAASEM when you were promising do the private person part of it nonsense
Mawule 1 month ago

Moagyimii paaa oo

Moagyimii paaa oo
King P 1 month ago

Why is the government providing almost everything for free in Ghana? Free education, free school uniform, free food, free laptops, free health care, free textbooks, etc.

Why is the government providing almost everything for free in Ghana? Free education, free school uniform, free food, free laptops, free health care, free textbooks, etc.
Kwame nkrumah 1 month ago

What about dowry

What about dowry
Onyame 1 month ago

This one too, foreign partnership .......aaaba
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This one too, foreign partnership .......aaaba
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Abi 1 month ago

U are taking away parental responsibilities from them .even the developed countries dnt give free pads . Ghana is not a welfare state to give Free education,free pad, free uniforms etc how many of their parents pay tax ?let's ...
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U are taking away parental responsibilities from them .even the developed countries dnt give free pads . Ghana is not a welfare state to give Free education,free pad, free uniforms etc how many of their parents pay tax ?let's ask for something better,roads, hospitals, schools, affordable homes to rent and buy
Pluto 1 month ago

Why give out free sanitary pads..can't you just just create an enabling environment where production cost would be low ,hence affordable price...evil minded politicians with occultic agenda...none of my kids will use that fre ...
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Why give out free sanitary pads..can't you just just create an enabling environment where production cost would be low ,hence affordable price...evil minded politicians with occultic agenda...none of my kids will use that free sanitary pads

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