Agona Bobikuma Presbyterian school turns death trap

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• Koo Nimo 8 years ago

  How much is spent in Agona Bobikuma to bury the dead every month. Lets get our priorities right. The days when manna fall from heaven is long gone

  How much is spent in Agona Bobikuma to bury the dead every month. Lets get our priorities right. The days when manna fall from heaven is long gone

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• PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 years ago

  ###SOURCE: CLASSFMONLINE ------ The Government of Ghana is reviewing the debts incurred by the John Mahama administration to find out whether the loans were used for the purposes of which they were contracted, Senior Minister ...
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  ###SOURCE: CLASSFMONLINE ------ The Government of Ghana is reviewing the debts incurred by the John Mahama administration to find out whether the loans were used for the purposes of which they were contracted, Senior Minister Yaw Osafo Marfo, has revealed. After the review of the debt situation, the findings will be made public to enable the Ghanaian people realise how their moneys were spent by the previous administration, Mr Marfo added. It is recalled that during the electioneering season the then main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) accused the Mahama government of excessive borrowing but with little to show for, an assertion the then governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) rubbished because they thought they had embarked on several infrastructural projects with those loans. Mr Marfo speaking during the National Policy Summit on Tuesday May 16 said revealed that the new government is investigating all the debts left behind by Mr Mahama. “We are working on the numbers, the ministry of finance gives us the bulk numbers. But they do not all emanate from one source, we have some sitting in energy, some sitting in SSNIT and we are examining all. As a government and we are doing it gradually and slowly because we must be accurate. “We want to be sure that whatever comes out finally is accurate. The government owes it as a duty to keep the nation informed about these debts and what it was used for.”

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• KOFI AYIGBE 8 years ago

  INSTEAD OF SOLVING SUCH LITTLE PROBLEMS, HE WAS TOO BUSY PILING UP DOLLARS INTO ACCOUNTS IN DUBAI AND SOUTH AFRICA. IF WE COULD CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION, GHANA SHOULD BECOME A ONE PARTY STATE UNDER NANA AND BAN THE NDC IDIOTS ...
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  INSTEAD OF SOLVING SUCH LITTLE PROBLEMS, HE WAS TOO BUSY PILING UP DOLLARS INTO ACCOUNTS IN DUBAI AND SOUTH AFRICA. IF WE COULD CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION, GHANA SHOULD BECOME A ONE PARTY STATE UNDER NANA AND BAN THE NDC IDIOTS FROM POLITICS FOREVER.

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• Kofi 8 years ago

  Where are the MP ? DCE ? Education Director.the chief and churches in the area including the koroyekuo for the town . Anyansafoo no wo he ?

  Where are the MP ? DCE ? Education Director.the chief and churches in the area including the koroyekuo for the town . Anyansafoo no wo he ?

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• El-Wak 8 years ago

  This is disgraceful. For a school which has churned out thousands of prominent citizens, the products have failed their almamater. Old pupils and the local church should mobilise resources and save this important institution. ...
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  This is disgraceful. For a school which has churned out thousands of prominent citizens, the products have failed their almamater. Old pupils and the local church should mobilise resources and save this important institution.
  The frequent call to volunteerism should appeal to our conscience. We have to accept that the state cannot do everything. There is moral satisfaction in helping meet a pressing need.

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• Kojo Bonsu Fmr Mce 8 years ago

  When government seize mission schools this is what happens. Any decision we take has a consequence. The church cannot continue to use its resources to build and maintain schools only for some drunkards to take over under the ...
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  When government seize mission schools this is what happens. Any decision we take has a consequence. The church cannot continue to use its resources to build and maintain schools only for some drunkards to take over under the cloak of decentralization. The wise decisions must be taken. If city dwellers who can afford paying dollars are taking insensitive decisions based on their situation without input from stakeholders, disasters will continue.

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• keni 8 years ago

  So how come we are seeing situations of this nature. Dilapidating school all throughout the country. yet past Govt used state funds to purchased 4 by 4 for MP's and others who were not even grateful and on top looted more of ...
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  So how come we are seeing situations of this nature. Dilapidating school all throughout the country. yet past Govt used state funds to purchased 4 by 4 for MP's and others who were not even grateful and on top looted more of state funds by over inflating project cost leaving nothing for the improvement of renovations of all schools in Ghana. What a disgrace. Can any one tell me why these lot wants to come back to rule Ghana again. No body in their right sense will welcome such move. It is only NDc who will.

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• nottul 8 years ago

  Please stop talking nonsense. Are you saying because the government did nothing to help , you sit down and wait until your children are killed by the falling walls ? Of course, the Government is responsible for this ,but i ...
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  Please stop talking nonsense. Are you saying because the government did nothing to help , you sit down and wait until your children are killed by the falling walls ? Of course, the Government is responsible for this ,but i blame the Headteacher of the school. He /she must be sacked. Other Headteachers do all they can to solicit funds for the maintenance of their schools. Look at the compound of this school. The whole picture looks like a publc latrine. The people of Agona Bobikuma including their chief and the Preby. Church must be ashamed of themselves. I am sure there is a big funeral going on today .

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• keni 8 years ago

  How can we say this is equitable.

  How can we say this is equitable.

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• Efo 8 years ago

  More development needed in the rural communities instead of beautifying only the cities.

  More development needed in the rural communities instead of beautifying only the cities.

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