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• Zugu. Of zabzugu / TataleN/R 1 week ago

  According to reliable sources it was detected that 11 lawyers never sat for the Makola Entrance exams but gained admission to read professional course and became lawyers under a certain regime that needs no mention. Ghanaian ...
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  According to reliable sources it was detected that 11 lawyers never sat for the Makola Entrance exams but gained admission to read professional course and became lawyers under a certain regime that needs no mention. Ghanaians are not fools!

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• prophet mohammed was a sick dog 1 week ago

  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam..........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe.......... ...
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  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam..........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe..........Burn the qur'an and kill muslims.

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• True Ghanaian 1 week ago

  The argument against the bill can best be described as weak and thoughtless. The critics are backwards and selfish. Even the training of medical officers , a situation that deals with human life, life and death has opened up. ...
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  The argument against the bill can best be described as weak and thoughtless. The critics are backwards and selfish. Even the training of medical officers , a situation that deals with human life, life and death has opened up. From 1962 when the UGMS was established as the first to train Drs, the schools have expanded. Today, UDS, KNUST, Cape Coast university, UHAS are all trg Drs with plans to open more medical schools on UTAS, UENR, UBIDS . THERE'S even a private medical school in Accra
  If medicine is expanding, why can't law be same?

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• Justice One 1 week ago

  Very similar arguments about quality of graduates were advanced in the 1970s when the KNUST School of Medical Science started training doctors. Today the products of the SMS are among the best in the country. Predicting doom ...
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  Very similar arguments about quality of graduates were advanced in the 1970s when the KNUST School of Medical Science started training doctors. Today the products of the SMS are among the best in the country. Predicting doom before even undertaking the reform is typical Ghanaian culture. Always looking at the negatives and not how to achieve the best. This reform is most welcome.

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