‘Ghana needs consultation on policy formulation’

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• GHFUO, be serious & change ur thinkin 12 years ago

  RELY ON THE MEDIA FOR UNBIASED OPINIONS. IN GH, PPL ESP POLITICIANS MAKE DECISIONS NOT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PL, BUT THEIR OWN SELFISH INTERESTS N POCKETS. JHS N SHS NEEDS TO BE FREE IN GH. SHS NEEDS TO BE FOR 4 YRS. RELIGIO ...
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  RELY ON THE MEDIA FOR UNBIASED OPINIONS. IN GH, PPL ESP POLITICIANS MAKE DECISIONS NOT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PL, BUT THEIR OWN SELFISH INTERESTS N POCKETS. JHS N SHS NEEDS TO BE FREE IN GH. SHS NEEDS TO BE FOR 4 YRS. RELIGIOUS BASED JHS N SHS SHOULD ALL HAVE A UNIFORM...LIKE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN NORTH AMERICA.

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• Asiwome 12 years ago

  "She said the district assemblies should enact bye-laws to regulate the behaviour of children especially against attendance of social and other extra-curricular activities particularly watching video shows, dance parties and ...
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  "She said the district assemblies should enact bye-laws to regulate the behaviour of children especially against attendance of social and other extra-curricular activities particularly watching video shows, dance parties and funerals." Don't usurp the authority of parents or cause discord in people's homes.

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• KELEVE KORMI 12 years ago

  the issue quality education seems to be wrongly analysed all the times. l am particularly concerned with the understanding and allegation of teachers failures of being unaccountable for what they are charged to do. the low qu ...
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  the issue quality education seems to be wrongly analysed all the times. l am particularly concerned with the understanding and allegation of teachers failures of being unaccountable for what they are charged to do. the low quality of education, and subsequent low or poor performance of students are blamable on the teaching force. teachers are always doing their work with passion. but the obstacles they face are many, some of which are students disinterest in reading and writing, leading to difficulties in progressive teaching and achievements.

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