Ghana urged to give needed importance to education

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• The mask 10 years ago

  BECE leaks because parents perceive only a few of the over 600 secondary schools in the country to be good and worthy for their wards. Another reason is that they perceive that some schools cheat so they've gotta do something ...
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  BECE leaks because parents perceive only a few of the over 600 secondary schools in the country to be good and worthy for their wards. Another reason is that they perceive that some schools cheat so they've gotta do something to level the playing field. With increasing population entrance to these few secondary schools (high schools) has become ever more competitive. Students contribute money to solve this problem. The money offered is so much that the entire examination process is compromised. The solution? Renovation and good management of existing schools, offering a fair exam and fair salaries.

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• KUTRIKU 10 years ago

  MAHAMA AND HIS BUNCH OF THIEVES ONLY THINK OF HOW TO "CREATE, LOOT AND SHARE" AND THEN STEAL TO WIN ELECTIONS.

  MAHAMA AND HIS BUNCH OF THIEVES ONLY THINK OF HOW TO "CREATE, LOOT AND SHARE" AND THEN STEAL TO WIN ELECTIONS.

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• Randy Kwaku 10 years ago

  Ghana really need to really take a look at the education sector. This is where we all started from before we call ourselves leaders. But it seemed we all forget to develop that sector that form the bases our where the so call ...
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  Ghana really need to really take a look at the education sector. This is where we all started from before we call ourselves leaders. But it seemed we all forget to develop that sector that form the bases our where the so called leaders are at the moment. The poor performance of our leaders all come from the poor education we receive that is why we always cherish foreign education and neglect our own establishment. What is wrong with you leaders. All parties are the same, because they are all formed by the same people in the country. We citizens have to change our attitude and stop blaming Government. We have to play our role as well.

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• Osei Yao 10 years ago

  YOU CALL THE CURRENT INDOCTRINATION PROCESS WHICH MAKES GHANAIANS FOREIGNERS IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY EDUCATION? LOOK AROUND: LECTURERS PHOTOCOPY NOTES AND SELL TO STUDENTS, WHY NOT WRITE A BOOK? ANSWER: NO CONFIDENCE. AND SO IT ...
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  YOU CALL THE CURRENT INDOCTRINATION PROCESS WHICH MAKES GHANAIANS FOREIGNERS IN THEIR OWN COUNTRY EDUCATION? LOOK AROUND: LECTURERS PHOTOCOPY NOTES AND SELL TO STUDENTS, WHY NOT WRITE A BOOK? ANSWER: NO CONFIDENCE. AND SO IT GOES DOWN THE LINE.CLASS1 PUPILS START WITH "JILL & JANE". PARLIAMENTARIANS DO NOT EVEN UNDERSTAND THE LAWS THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO ENACT; AND THEY ARE SUPPOSEDLY, EDUCATED.

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