Chieftaincy disputes hampering security, devt in C/R

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 9 years ago

  Also making promises? Ten Polyclinics to be built in central Region alone? OMG, what a lie!

  Also making promises? Ten Polyclinics to be built in central Region alone? OMG, what a lie!

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• The mask 9 years ago

  Every student in a tertiary institution is an adult. Some are married with families others may be business executives. Needless to say the authorities must be professional and the institution must aim at higher standards.
  
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  Every student in a tertiary institution is an adult. Some are married with families others may be business executives. Needless to say the authorities must be professional and the institution must aim at higher standards.
  
  Asking a tertiary student to kneel down and raise his or her hands in front of the class is unacceptable and can only lead to an obsequious, incompetent and subservient graduate; it is corporal punishment.
  
  The Ghana Education Service has banned corporal punishments in all schools from kindergarten.
  
  It looks like the autonomy granted to some public universities is leading to deterioration.

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• Francis C. Quainoo 9 years ago

  So does this Aquinas Tawiah Quansah want us to believe that all the potential sites earmarked for the polyclinics are being disputed by both the Chiefs and the stakeholders???
  
  We are all very much aware of NDC and their pr ...
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  So does this Aquinas Tawiah Quansah want us to believe that all the potential sites earmarked for the polyclinics are being disputed by both the Chiefs and the stakeholders???
  
  We are all very much aware of NDC and their propaganda machine when set in motion.
  
  Stop wasting our ears with your LIES!!!!
  
  Best Regards,
  
  Francis C. Quainoo
  Western Australia

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