Tertiary students demand quick fix of UTAG concerns

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• MP, Wa Cetral 11 years ago

  This NDC Gov't, they are just shit, can't solve any problem before they escalate

  This NDC Gov't, they are just shit, can't solve any problem before they escalate

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• Efua P, NY 11 years ago

  If u have fools like Ablakwa as Dep Minister of Education and Asiedu Nketia at Cabinet meetings, that is what you get

  If u have fools like Ablakwa as Dep Minister of Education and Asiedu Nketia at Cabinet meetings, that is what you get

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• Anonymous Coward 11 years ago

  Jokers. Backward and incompetent government.

  Jokers. Backward and incompetent government.

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• Nuhu Adams 11 years ago

  the earlier the better

  the earlier the better

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• Okukuseku 11 years ago

  Govt sometimes counts on the consciences of UTAG members and drags its feet when it comes to monies owed University lecturers. Govt knows that eventually UTAG will end their strike simply because lecturers do not want to sub ...
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  Govt sometimes counts on the consciences of UTAG members and drags its feet when it comes to monies owed University lecturers. Govt knows that eventually UTAG will end their strike simply because lecturers do not want to subject students to too much WAHALA and so eventually will call off their strike.
  I think this time around UTAG has learnt lessons from the past and decided that these corrupt small boys wielding so much power are untrustworthy crooks. UTAG is now playing the game and something tells me that they will not budge until their monies are paid.
  Interesting times indeed.....

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• Kofi Offei Bekoe 11 years ago

  The Government should try and reconcile with the UTAG concerning the strike action. This strike action is affecting we students, especially those of us who have toiled and paid our tuition fees, awaiting to make good use of o ...
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  The Government should try and reconcile with the UTAG concerning the strike action. This strike action is affecting we students, especially those of us who have toiled and paid our tuition fees, awaiting to make good use of our hard earned monies. Staying on the house is now becoming tiring. Its about time the government put in measures to ensure the quality if tirociniun system in the country. It has now become obvious that UTAG has learnt from previous decisions of the government. At this point in time, we are pleading to the government to take immediate measures to send our lecturers back to the lecture halls...#WeNeedOurLecturersBack

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• Vericaps 11 years ago

  we cannot afford to be delayed in school government must be proactive on this because we the students are loosing our patience and that could be very dangerous...we are acting now

  we cannot afford to be delayed in school government must be proactive on this because we the students are loosing our patience and that could be very dangerous...we are acting now

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• OAK27 11 years ago

  UTAG has it right. Government has it right. What is the right of the student? #BringBackOurLecturers

  UTAG has it right. Government has it right. What is the right of the student? #BringBackOurLecturers

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• Kwabena kyei poakwa 11 years ago

  Government MUST put in place pragmatic measures to ensure that our public universities resume with lecturers available to teach as soon as possible. Being in school without teachers is as MEANINGLESS as staying home and being ...
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  Government MUST put in place pragmatic measures to ensure that our public universities resume with lecturers available to teach as soon as possible. Being in school without teachers is as MEANINGLESS as staying home and being idle."Each man must for himself alone decide what is right and what is wrong,which course is patriotic and which isnt. You cannot shirk this and be a man...
  #WewantOurLecturersBackNOW#

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• Ampaabeng kyeremeh 11 years ago

  What a disappointed government

  What a disappointed government

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