WB urges gov't to bridge inequality gap

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• HAWA YAKUBU 11 years ago

  corruption is on the way for progress in Africa. Eliminate all the corrupt bastards and give way for education to flourish.

  corruption is on the way for progress in Africa. Eliminate all the corrupt bastards and give way for education to flourish.

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• insight to the bone 11 years ago

  get rid of the mahama brothers and seize all their assets internationally and in the country .

  get rid of the mahama brothers and seize all their assets internationally and in the country .

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• HAWA YAKUBU 11 years ago

  Who is to be blame for the short change in education. The list goes from the top to the bottom. The corrupt leaders then follows by the teachers who don't teach well by not going to school. Consequently, the children don't le ...
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  Who is to be blame for the short change in education. The list goes from the top to the bottom. The corrupt leaders then follows by the teachers who don't teach well by not going to school. Consequently, the children don't learn a thing. When the teachers are not there to teach, the children seek other means of engaging themselves. Blaming the victim in the system.

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• Kwame 11 years ago

  You help put in place policies that result in inequality then turn round to to call on implementer to correct the wrong! OMG! Hypocrites! African govts should be up and doing, listen less to these hypocrites and carry their o ...
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  You help put in place policies that result in inequality then turn round to to call on implementer to correct the wrong! OMG! Hypocrites! African govts should be up and doing, listen less to these hypocrites and carry their own can!

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