UTAG suspends strike

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OPUSU HUTA 12 years ago

THAT IS GOOD NEWS.

THAT IS GOOD NEWS.
MARK ANNOR 12 years ago

GOOD NEWS INDEED

GOOD NEWS INDEED
Linda Dairo, UEW-M. 12 years ago

GOD thank U 4 hearing our prayers. To the govt,UTAG leadership, educational stake holders,opinion leaders, my fellow students & all Ghanaians who have the interest of the nation at heart, I SAY AYEEKOO GOD RICHLY BLESS U.

GOD thank U 4 hearing our prayers. To the govt,UTAG leadership, educational stake holders,opinion leaders, my fellow students & all Ghanaians who have the interest of the nation at heart, I SAY AYEEKOO GOD RICHLY BLESS U.
Jacob Kporfor 12 years ago

Lectures, very big thank you, you deserve it.

Lectures, very big thank you, you deserve it.
Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

Thanks lecturers but gov't should not renegate on her promise to them. We are tired of strikes.

Thanks lecturers but gov't should not renegate on her promise to them. We are tired of strikes.
Lewis 12 years ago

Thanks for seeing government as a SHE, and being she is full of breast milk which each of us would have to milk gradually.

Thanks for seeing government as a SHE, and being she is full of breast milk which each of us would have to milk gradually.
DAVID V.K. ARKORFUL 12 years ago

University students, parents and Ghanaians are grateful to UTAG for calling off the strike.

University students, parents and Ghanaians are grateful to UTAG for calling off the strike.
Agnes 12 years ago

This is good news at least they have thought of the welfare of the children.

This is good news at least they have thought of the welfare of the children.
ADOMBILA 12 years ago

GOD BLESS THEM( UTAG)

GOD BLESS THEM( UTAG)
pacesetterr 12 years ago

President John Mahama, this should be a lesson to you. You brought this strikes on board when you recklessly paid all that chunk of monies to these lazy parliamentarians. Your decisions smack of incompetence. You did not lear ...
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President John Mahama, this should be a lesson to you. You brought this strikes on board when you recklessly paid all that chunk of monies to these lazy parliamentarians. Your decisions smack of incompetence. You did not learn the fortitude of President Rawlings and Attah Mills and you deeped yourself into big trouble. You couldn't have ruled in times of scarcity eg, at a time Ghana had no oil and gas with this attitude. Wake up!! This country is too rough for a 'begger President'

BOMBER 12 years ago

Mr President, stop importing inferiority complex into your administration because you are a Northener. Be bold and don't try to please every idiot especially the so called lazy parliamentarians some of whom have never made a ...
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Mr President, stop importing inferiority complex into your administration because you are a Northener. Be bold and don't try to please every idiot especially the so called lazy parliamentarians some of whom have never made any reasonable contribution on the floor of Parliament. NDC fears no foe so keep up the spirit. We the strong are with you.
AWW GHANA 12 years ago

SO THE NEC OF UTAG HAS BEEN CONVINCED. LETS WAIT ON THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE NEC HAS NO RIGHT THAN TO GO BACK TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES FOR MANDATE.

SO THE NEC OF UTAG HAS BEEN CONVINCED. LETS WAIT ON THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE NEC HAS NO RIGHT THAN TO GO BACK TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES FOR MANDATE.
KFC 12 years ago

Are you sure this is what the chancellor of a whole University said- is this his expectation of his students? Where do we get this so call professors?
Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba, Alhaji Asuma Banda

Are you sure this is what the chancellor of a whole University said- is this his expectation of his students? Where do we get this so call professors?
Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba, Alhaji Asuma Banda
Linda Dairo, UEW-M. 12 years ago

Well done. God thank U & Kudos 2 all.

Well done. God thank U & Kudos 2 all.
RN 12 years ago

if that is what he really said then that is pathetic. Upon all the training and education given us? hmmm

if that is what he really said then that is pathetic. Upon all the training and education given us? hmmm
Fatimah Mohammed 12 years ago

It's a really good thing that our leaders have lend some listening ears to our cries n pleas....... We students at the university for development studies were suppose to start our end of trimester exams on Monday the 15th of ...
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It's a really good thing that our leaders have lend some listening ears to our cries n pleas....... We students at the university for development studies were suppose to start our end of trimester exams on Monday the 15th of March but couldn't due to the unfortunate strike action by our lecturers but thank God for touching the the heart of our dear lecturers, the government, and NLC into coming into a mutual consensus to resolving the problems. Buh as I write, I still can't tell when our exams time table has been reschedule to begin and this actually put we the final year students in a hell of confusion but all the Alhamdulillah!!!
Rosemond konadu 12 years ago

I thank for that

I thank for that
AMINATU 12 years ago

GHANA SAYS AYEEKOO TO U ALL!!!

GHANA SAYS AYEEKOO TO U ALL!!!
Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 12 years ago

This selfish and cheating Gov`t doesn`t deserve anything better!

This selfish and cheating Gov`t doesn`t deserve anything better!
Y Joeman, Saboba 12 years ago

Involve Lecturers in most top policy formulation in order to establish a feeling of belonging and also recognition as citadel of wisdom among them.These learned PhD holders, not the moderated ones will lead us in our positive ...
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Involve Lecturers in most top policy formulation in order to establish a feeling of belonging and also recognition as citadel of wisdom among them.These learned PhD holders, not the moderated ones will lead us in our positive and progressive drive towards PATRIOTISM, without which Ghana is bound to suffer

kwame 12 years ago

lndeed God is in control

lndeed God is in control
DEGOOR 12 years ago

why today? You should have come next week, ooh UTAG.

why today? You should have come next week, ooh UTAG.
maame 12 years ago

We thank God oooo! finally de semester cn cntinue :)

We thank God oooo! finally de semester cn cntinue :)
Williewise 12 years ago

we thank Yesua for this Grace we can now complete in peace not in pieces.UTAG has stop Striking and so will student also stop sleeping.

we thank Yesua for this Grace we can now complete in peace not in pieces.UTAG has stop Striking and so will student also stop sleeping.
wayoesi 12 years ago

i think is time for the lectures to claim all their money, not even aloft over coin.if the gov.was able to pay the ministers and the mp,s.but in all exams will be in progress.PRAISE JAH

i think is time for the lectures to claim all their money, not even aloft over coin.if the gov.was able to pay the ministers and the mp,s.but in all exams will be in progress.PRAISE JAH
Bestman 12 years ago

This is a heartwarming news to all Ghanaians. I wish other striking workers will do same to bring relief to Ghanaians.
I wish to plead with the Mahama led government to do everything possible to get all other striking worke ...
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This is a heartwarming news to all Ghanaians. I wish other striking workers will do same to bring relief to Ghanaians.
I wish to plead with the Mahama led government to do everything possible to get all other striking workers back to work. Also, every agreement reached with UTAG should be strictly adhered to by all parties.
I also wish to plead with all the players in the labour front to ensure that this never occurs again.
wayoesi 12 years ago

IS SOO NICE TOBE BACK

IS SOO NICE TOBE BACK
Kwame 12 years ago

but the 3 weeks is not due yet? UTAG paaa!!!

but the 3 weeks is not due yet? UTAG paaa!!!
Adu Gyamfi 12 years ago

Please assure them well to avoid the future occurrence, we can keep on thriving this course for long we need to be good leaders in good standing to trek the nation peace on the proper path.

Please assure them well to avoid the future occurrence, we can keep on thriving this course for long we need to be good leaders in good standing to trek the nation peace on the proper path.
Abdl 12 years ago

To God be the glory

To God be the glory

Standard From KNUST 12 years ago

ALL THANKS TO GOD ALMIGHTY ALLAH

ALL THANKS TO GOD ALMIGHTY ALLAH
Ozzy 12 years ago

I am disappointed at the chancellor for his comment on the issue. It he insinuating that just because the lecturers are not in the lecture rooms we students will turn into armed robbers? He should come again. Then we will be ...
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I am disappointed at the chancellor for his comment on the issue. It he insinuating that just because the lecturers are not in the lecture rooms we students will turn into armed robbers? He should come again. Then we will be going for our long vacation, so the lecturers should follow us home. UTAG members, thank you, with no credit to Alhaji Asuma Banda. For contributing to a nation of insults.
Ababio 12 years ago

If NDC government has enough money to pay gargantuan monies to NDC stealers so easily ,freely and smoothly why not UTAG, Or is it because the money is not going to them? I wonder how this NDC Government expect educational sta ...
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If NDC government has enough money to pay gargantuan monies to NDC stealers so easily ,freely and smoothly why not UTAG, Or is it because the money is not going to them? I wonder how this NDC Government expect educational standards to improve when they have blatantly refused to pay Capitation grant for 2012 2nd term and 2013 1st term as well as denying the district directorates funds (GOG) to manage the districts. Shameless Robbers!!

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