KNUST leads effort to stop high rejected ballots

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• Alhaji 8 years ago

  Graduate medical laboratory scientists are still in the house since 2013 wasting human resource while places like komfo anokye teaching hospital has closed down blood bank at A Block Labour Ward due to lack of staff. Women ar ...
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  Graduate medical laboratory scientists are still in the house since 2013 wasting human resource while places like komfo anokye teaching hospital has closed down blood bank at A Block Labour Ward due to lack of staff. Women are dying please employ them so they save lives and also contribute their quota to our nation development.

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• Koliko 8 years ago

  As Legon and GIMPA lecturers and others write upon article KNUST does things.
  
  Yes KNUST have mathematicians and physicists and thinkers who know the needs of a developing country.
  
  The others just talk and talk and organ ...
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  As Legon and GIMPA lecturers and others write upon article KNUST does things.
  
  Yes KNUST have mathematicians and physicists and thinkers who know the needs of a developing country.
  
  The others just talk and talk and organize conferences and sends lecturers all over the world just TALKING.
  
  Akuffo Addo should take an audit of all the moneys universities spend on so-called research, and he will realize most is simply PER-DIEMS and accommodation and traveling moneys.
  
  Then he should ask them to show the country what they have done to help the country.
  
  Tweaaaaaaa
  
  These so-called professors are some of the densest people God ever created.

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• MAAN 8 years ago

  USE YOUR TIME TO BUILD BRIDGES.

  USE YOUR TIME TO BUILD BRIDGES.

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• Mensah Abrampah 8 years ago

  You mean build it out of pocket? You knuckle headed fool! If you and the fools who think like you are ready to fund the building of bridges across the nation the able students KNUST are more than qualified to bring your dream ...
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  You mean build it out of pocket? You knuckle headed fool! If you and the fools who think like you are ready to fund the building of bridges across the nation the able students KNUST are more than qualified to bring your dream to fruition or forever hold your breath. Next time think before you open your foul mouth.

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• Mensah Abrampah 8 years ago

  You mean build it out of pocket? You knuckle headed fool! If you and the fools who think like you are ready to fund the building of bridges across the nation the able students KNUST are more than qualified to bring your dream ...
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  You mean build it out of pocket? You knuckle headed fool! If you and the fools who think like you are ready to fund the building of bridges across the nation the able students KNUST are more than qualified to bring your dream to fruition or forever hold your breath. Next time think before you open your foul mouth.

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• predator 8 years ago

  but you haven't shown anything

  but you haven't shown anything

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• Malik 8 years ago

  Although is a good step but I pray that knust be able to invent something like machinery or bring out some technology to add value to human activities.

  Although is a good step but I pray that knust be able to invent something like machinery or bring out some technology to add value to human activities.

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• azad 8 years ago

  Sound good however literacy among elderly is high. Don't be surprise that lot of Ghanaians apart from using receiving and making calls cannot use mobile phone to send a text message. So take that into consideration other than ...
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  Sound good however literacy among elderly is high. Don't be surprise that lot of Ghanaians apart from using receiving and making calls cannot use mobile phone to send a text message. So take that into consideration other than that it's sound good and interesting.Keep it up.

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• OKK 8 years ago

  I find this report horrendous! The only thing I can glean is that it is based on text messages. Nothing else! So how is it different from the normal text messaging?
  Knowing Dr. Tamakloe, I know it is likely a significant imp ...
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  I find this report horrendous! The only thing I can glean is that it is based on text messages. Nothing else! So how is it different from the normal text messaging?
  Knowing Dr. Tamakloe, I know it is likely a significant improvement than sending text messages, as this report appears to be portraying. So how does this system address areas of Ghana without network coverage? What about illiterates who cannot type text messages? If something as large as a ballot sheet is problematic, how do we expect the screen of a mobile phone to improve upon it? What about the potential for a telecom company having a major say in our elections? In fact, what studies have been conducted to determine the actual cause(s) of rejected ballots? Poor eyesight? Illiteracy? If even these two are major causes, how does a text message-based system go around them? All these are questions I would want answers to in assessing this project.
  In this report, I think this is a useless reportage on something potentially significant!

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