WAEC releases BECE results; over 600 cancellations, 2000 plus withheld

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Citizen 2 days ago

Great. The CSSPS portal should open immediately

Great. The CSSPS portal should open immediately
Indigenous Pride 2 days ago

THE TINDANANCY AND NORTHERN TERRITORIES' POLITICS (MODERN DAY NORTHERN REGION OF GHANA).
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‎Many people, including Europeans, acknowledged that the Tindanas were already having their custodian roles as caretakers of ...
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THE TINDANANCY AND NORTHERN TERRITORIES' POLITICS (MODERN DAY NORTHERN REGION OF GHANA).
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‎Many people, including Europeans, acknowledged that the Tindanas were already having their custodian roles as caretakers of the lands on behalf of land gods. Naturally, a Tindana is an earth chief priest who may be a leader of a clan that is the first indigenous occupant of that land and purifies the land by pouring libations, communicating, performing sacrifices, or performing any other ritual to the earth gods. Tindanas are very powerful people with regard to land use and land ownership systems. In Northern Territory politics, Tindanas are pure traditional African believers. Until the arrival of British indirect rulers, these were powerful people equal to governors. A Tindana was never second to anyone except the land gods. That was why they were called Earth Chief Priests. They were modern-day ceremonial leaders and sometimes led their people in defense of the land, properties, and people in the advent of war. A Tindana was more than a mere chief who came to settle on the land for businesses or any expedition. Whoever comes to the Northern Territories has to revere them before doing business with them. The Europeans had already planned to weaken the Tindanas and do away with their nemesis. This was evidenced by the Berlin Conference, chaired by Otto von Bismarck. So when the Germans came to the Northern Territories and tried aggression, the Tindanas fought them. They later have to lower themselves in order to be able to do business with them. Remember that indigenous people already interacted with Arabs, Moroccans, and Europeans during slavery before the Germans who came for control and colonization after the Berlin Conference. During the First World War, most of the Tindanas led their people to help the Germans fight the other Europeans. The Germans lost the war. The British blame the Tindanas and indigenous people for helping the Germans. In their quest to punish the Tindanas, they were represented by indirect rulers in Nigeria, Ghana, the Northern Territories, and other parts of the world. They form a political system in the Northern Territories and intentionally neglect the Tindanas by using chiefs to do their business. Tindanas who opted out went to war with the British colonizers. In areas like Chale (modern-day Yendi), which was the traditional capital of the Northern Territory's Tindanas and indigenous people, fighting erupted. The British with powerful machine guns and AK-47s overcome the situation. Some Tindanas take covers, and the British rely on their indirect rulers(Chiefs) to form a political system that created Mamprugu Province, Dagomba Province, and Gonja Province.The British supported the indirect rulers with structural administration, persuasion to merge allies, incentives to some local people, and military support in order to peacefully control the Northern Territories. Interestingly, these are Muslim religious believers who have no relationship with traditional land ritual systems and people. They need the support of the Tindanas in some of the sacred areas like Bawku, Chale (Yendi), and other areas to communicate with the Land Gods. These chaotic systems of confusion was brought by the British in their quest for the British Empire. Any argument that says Northern Territories Tindanas and indigenous people were not formed, have no political system to control their lands, and did not have any governance structural system practicing before the arrival of the British indirect rulers are false, fallacious, mischievous, nebulous, and plunderous. Such commentaries are fabrications by bigots who helped Europeans plundered the Northern Territories.
‎Part 2 is what happened during independence and post independent. Is just mind blowing. Coming soon...
WHAT DID YOU EXPECT? TEACHERS ARE BEING BEATEN FOR NOT ALLOWING CHEATING. IT MADE THE NEWS FOR 2 DAYS THEN NOBODY CARES AGAIN. A COUNTRY WHERE EVERYBODY IS IN CHURCH AND MOSK EVERYDAY 2 days ago

BUT EVERYBODY IS DISHONEST.

STUDENTS CHEAT

TEACHERS HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT

PARENTS PAY TEACHERS TO HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT

SCHOOL MANAGEMENTS ARE HELPING TEACHERS TO HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT.

BUT EVERYBODY IS DISHONEST.

STUDENTS CHEAT

TEACHERS HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT

PARENTS PAY TEACHERS TO HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT

SCHOOL MANAGEMENTS ARE HELPING TEACHERS TO HELP STUDENTS TO CHEAT.
Very informative/ educative 1 day ago

Bro, share the second part but I am wondering where for us to follow as proud northerner

Bro, share the second part but I am wondering where for us to follow as proud northerner
Oprege 2 days ago

Blame the NDC government for all these , politicizing the country’s exam taking system as corrupt and incompetent drew WAEC attention to it ! NDCfuo Nkwaseafuo

Blame the NDC government for all these , politicizing the country’s exam taking system as corrupt and incompetent drew WAEC attention to it ! NDCfuo Nkwaseafuo
DotCom 2 days ago

Yes governments have the responsibility of fixing the country's problems but you recognise that this is an old problem. You could argue that it got worse when the NPP was in power for 8 years. Be perspective and stop playing ...
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Yes governments have the responsibility of fixing the country's problems but you recognise that this is an old problem. You could argue that it got worse when the NPP was in power for 8 years. Be perspective and stop playing politics at the least chance you get. The good news is that the corrupt NPP is not coming to power in the foreseeable future. Ghanaians still remember what they did to the country. Just shut up.
Zakarakis 2 days ago

So when will cheating and cutting corners ever stop in Ghana?. At a formative stage like BECE, kids are trying to cheat and beat the system.

So when will cheating and cutting corners ever stop in Ghana?. At a formative stage like BECE, kids are trying to cheat and beat the system.
Thomas Frimpong 2 days ago

Shameful. Very embarrassing Ghana. If kids can't be controlled and they are cheating, what happens when they become adults? That explains why there is corruption everywhere; in government and even in churches. We are a laughi ...
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Shameful. Very embarrassing Ghana. If kids can't be controlled and they are cheating, what happens when they become adults? That explains why there is corruption everywhere; in government and even in churches. We are a laughing stock. God help us
AI 2 days ago

They are magicians. Underrate them at your own peril

They are magicians. Underrate them at your own peril
Yaw 2 days ago

Parents are suffering in Ghana, which means they have to register these children again to write another exams where are they going to get the money from. In this present situation in Ghana Lord have mercy.

Parents are suffering in Ghana, which means they have to register these children again to write another exams where are they going to get the money from. In this present situation in Ghana Lord have mercy.

Kak Dee 2 days ago

The children are too obsessed with the foolishness on social media more than what is in their textbooks. Ask a secondary school students how many men Jennifer Lopez has slept with and that student can tell you the number as w ...
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The children are too obsessed with the foolishness on social media more than what is in their textbooks. Ask a secondary school students how many men Jennifer Lopez has slept with and that student can tell you the number as well as name them. But ask that same student to name three rivers in Africa and you will be shocked. This an indictment on our education system
Frank 2 days ago

Next time u will vote u will choose what is best, NDC nie Atro nie

Next time u will vote u will choose what is best, NDC nie Atro nie
Yeboah 2 days ago

And is what is best Fulani Bawumia? Why are you feeling shy to add that. Kwasea come and take my vote. Animal

And is what is best Fulani Bawumia? Why are you feeling shy to add that. Kwasea come and take my vote. Animal
Raph 2 days ago

The invigilators are part of the cheating exercise and even sometimes supervisors.How come invigilators still take phones to the halls during examinations which we know some of them will compromise the system?The invigilators ...
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The invigilators are part of the cheating exercise and even sometimes supervisors.How come invigilators still take phones to the halls during examinations which we know some of them will compromise the system?The invigilators should be searched and checked as well.
Also to WAEC, despite different subject codes and different answers to questions and we still have cheating?I am sorry then. Let's get some small cameras into each class during exams.
jomo 2 days ago

private scools in competition are the cause . And parents who have money go all out cos they want son or daugther to be a doctor at alll cost knowing they cant make grade.In the end midical n ...
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private scools in competition are the cause . And parents who have money go all out cos they want son or daugther to be a doctor at alll cost knowing they cant make grade.In the end midical neglegnce.God help us all.
ANCHOR 1 day ago

the judgement day has come. They should be on their knees for prayers right away.

the judgement day has come. They should be on their knees for prayers right away.

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