Striking teachers dare Education Ministry to go to court

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KOBLA ZEGO 12 years ago

ANY PERSON OR GROUPS ADVOCATING FOR STRIKES NOW DOES NOT LOVE GHANA. PLEASE TAKE YOUR PASSPORTS, FLY OUT AND LEAVE US IN PEACE

ANY PERSON OR GROUPS ADVOCATING FOR STRIKES NOW DOES NOT LOVE GHANA. PLEASE TAKE YOUR PASSPORTS, FLY OUT AND LEAVE US IN PEACE
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Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

lf you find it tobe Hot.Find your solace some where.

lf you find it tobe Hot.Find your solace some where.
Kwabena 12 years ago

The future of Ghana is its children - do not abuse them by using them for your own ends - negotiate like reasonable academics or resign

The future of Ghana is its children - do not abuse them by using them for your own ends - negotiate like reasonable academics or resign
peace 12 years ago

ARE U REASONING OR U JUST PLAIN STUPID ARE U FOR NDC OR GHANA STUPID AS ASIEDU NKATIA

ARE U REASONING OR U JUST PLAIN STUPID ARE U FOR NDC OR GHANA STUPID AS ASIEDU NKATIA
Senior Wisdom 12 years ago

Why not lock the teachers out and ask Nunoo Mensah to go and teach all the schools. Instead of negotiating we hear all these idiotic remarks

Why not lock the teachers out and ask Nunoo Mensah to go and teach all the schools. Instead of negotiating we hear all these idiotic remarks
Kwabena 12 years ago

That would really help our children's education

That would really help our children's education
Unumi Bununya a.k.a Teteman Boy 12 years ago

Management of schools that were originally established and run by churches (until the practice was abolished by the PNDC) should revert to their original owners/managers. There is the need for some discipline in the system. I ...
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Management of schools that were originally established and run by churches (until the practice was abolished by the PNDC) should revert to their original owners/managers. There is the need for some discipline in the system. It beats my mind why Ghana will be paying teachers, nurses and co so-called car and duty allowances. This so-called single spine is a process that was not well-thought before implementation. The Mills-led government was not under any obligation to implement what the NPP commissioned but did not have the courage to implement. This is what happens when politicians make all sorts of promises in order to get elected.
ABACHA SNR 12 years ago

GOOD FOR GHANAIANS ...NEXT TIME YOU VOTE WISELY BUT NOT TO AN IDIOT AND USELESS
BASTARDS.

GOOD FOR GHANAIANS ...NEXT TIME YOU VOTE WISELY BUT NOT TO AN IDIOT AND USELESS
BASTARDS.
AKASI MARTHA NZEMA 12 years ago

I DON'T BLAME THEM I BLAME KWAME NKRUMAH THEY COULD BE FARMERS LIKE THEIR FATHERS. STRIKES HERE STRIKES THERE AND WE WANT THE COUNTRY TO BE LIKE MALAYSIA?

I DON'T BLAME THEM I BLAME KWAME NKRUMAH THEY COULD BE FARMERS LIKE THEIR FATHERS. STRIKES HERE STRIKES THERE AND WE WANT THE COUNTRY TO BE LIKE MALAYSIA?

Assinman Ba, Columbus, Ohio 12 years ago

With almost everything out of hand under Mahama's NDC administration in
less than one term tells we the people
of Ghana that,our great country is now
on shambles. Continuous strikes from
every section of the working peopl ...
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With almost everything out of hand under Mahama's NDC administration in
less than one term tells we the people
of Ghana that,our great country is now
on shambles. Continuous strikes from
every section of the working people
means there is no way this government
will succeed and therefore should for the sake of our people surrender and pave way for the experienced people to manage the affairs to save us from total collapse.
Radical B 12 years ago

Just don't pay them for the duration of the strike.... they can stay home for ten years...just don't pay them... when they go back to the classroom , you start paying them... use their money to hire substitute teachers... may ...
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Just don't pay them for the duration of the strike.... they can stay home for ten years...just don't pay them... when they go back to the classroom , you start paying them... use their money to hire substitute teachers... maybe that will teach them a leasson
aeke 12 years ago

wit dis gross failure both at jhs n shs levels u ar not ashame of urselves yet u ar goin on strike. wat do even teach...defilement n raping of ur female students is key among teachers lets leave aside drinkin alcohol.

wit dis gross failure both at jhs n shs levels u ar not ashame of urselves yet u ar goin on strike. wat do even teach...defilement n raping of ur female students is key among teachers lets leave aside drinkin alcohol.
Don Ken 12 years ago

This is the matter of the Ministry going taking them to Court. Its just simple,dnt get them paid thats all and we will see u will go to court making them idiots. Get out of the kitchen when its hot for you.

This is the matter of the Ministry going taking them to Court. Its just simple,dnt get them paid thats all and we will see u will go to court making them idiots. Get out of the kitchen when its hot for you.
Kwabena 12 years ago

I will never send my kid to a govt school looking at the behavior of these teachers. Alas its the students who suffers...saaaaamia teachers.

I will never send my kid to a govt school looking at the behavior of these teachers. Alas its the students who suffers...saaaaamia teachers.

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