SHS Curriculum Scandal: CDM faults Ministry of Education, NaCCA and GES

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• Kweku 10 hours ago

  CDM is an NPP organisation sub. They should blame 2024 Deputy Educational Minister for lack of supervision. It’s always the work of Deputy Education Minister to check these stuffs when produced. Date of production September ...
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  CDM is an NPP organisation sub. They should blame 2024 Deputy Educational Minister for lack of supervision. It’s always the work of Deputy Education Minister to check these stuffs when produced. Date of production September 2024.

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• Sebastian Deh 7 hours ago

  Even if it was printed in 2024 why was it not checked for conformity before distribution. This is what we call due diligence.

  Even if it was printed in 2024 why was it not checked for conformity before distribution. This is what we call due diligence.

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• Wwwe 3 hours ago

  Your Minister of Education, Apaak, edited that portion to deceive us. It was the NDC that wanted to introduce it to our children. Ofuibiba, according to the book, it was printed in 2025. So stop thinking like an animal. NDC t ...
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  Your Minister of Education, Apaak, edited that portion to deceive us. It was the NDC that wanted to introduce it to our children. Ofuibiba, according to the book, it was printed in 2025. So stop thinking like an animal. NDC thinks we are fools like their followers

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• Pelicles. 9 hours ago

  Did the article mention any date so, where from your September 2024? Yes, imagine CDM is an NPP organization sub so, they have no right to complain, and who was accusing the past government of doing nothing about that homosex ...
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  Did the article mention any date so, where from your September 2024? Yes, imagine CDM is an NPP organization sub so, they have no right to complain, and who was accusing the past government of doing nothing about that homosexual nonsense?
  
  NDC is in power and whatever happen to this gay nonsense, rest with them, and why is NDC not pushing the throttle now that they are in power? Remember that Andrew Solomon always contributes to Mahama's campaign and, conclude the rest.

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• SACK ALL THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PUBLICATION 9 hours ago

  Nothing short of sacking all the bad nuts in our educational system associated with this scandal will be enough. Ghanaians need the assurance that the cancer is permanently uprooted, not to resurface in other forms. SACK dem ...
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  Nothing short of sacking all the bad nuts in our educational system associated with this scandal will be enough. Ghanaians need the assurance that the cancer is permanently uprooted, not to resurface in other forms. SACK dem all.

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• Kwasi 5 hours ago

  The Deputy Director for Technical Services of NaCCA, should take full responsibility for this faux pas. It falls squarely within the scope of his administrative purview. He was then at post, I guess so, possibly between 2017 ...
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  The Deputy Director for Technical Services of NaCCA, should take full responsibility for this faux pas. It falls squarely within the scope of his administrative purview. He was then at post, I guess so, possibly between 2017 and 2024, when this brouhaha concerning the Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE) erupted. That was during both the pasts national political and the institution’s (NaCCA) leaderships. Napo, former NPP minister for education, during one of his interviews by the media, while at post, stated that the problem was identified as part of the newly drafted curricula documents, (i.e., the main curricula, teachers manuals and the student textbooks) when he took office. The aftermath of the public outcry led to the expungements of the offensive parts from the curricula documents, which inexplicably did not include the teachers manuals. One would then ask why? Was it deliberate, an oversight or inadvertent omission? Well, the best person currently at post with sufficient institutional memory and information to tell Ghanaians why, is the Deputy Director-General for Technical Services. The controversial document together with some other subject area curricula had already been concluded (by end of 2024) before the assumption of duty of the current embattled Director-General. Is he therefore responsible for this faux pas? Personally No! Because he took over what had been done and completed by his predecessor. But for his leadership role, Somehow Yes! Why, because the institution is a going-concern and leadership is a continuum. One would have also asked: should he or must he, i.e., the current Director-General, have gone over everything that had already been done before he took over? Is that feasible, while a lot still remains undone going forward? Is it to be done by him personally or by hired hands? At what costs and to be borne by who, while some other persons, who were poorly supervised, had already been paid to do same job. Let’s have in mind that it is only one man, the previous Director-General, who has existed, everyone else is still at post and giving assurances that everything is in order. Issues of trust and of competence between the new Director-General and his Deputy/staff could erupt here. Who then is to be blamed in this matter? Should it be the previous or current administrations? Let’s think critically and analytically here, else politicians will continue to cash-in on the naivety/gullibility of the average Ghanaian to have their own ways.

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• Trumu Trumu Aban Aba 5 hours ago

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