Ablekuma North MP calls for inclusive policies as Ghana marks International Day of PWDs

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• Nana Yaa Jantuah 1 week ago

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  .Madam, NPP hates you like the way they hate Ablakwa, Sam George, Felix Ofosu Kwakye and Sammy Gyamfi. But please don't respect them one bit. They are not human beings. NPP supporters are animals

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• Mugees solomon 1 week ago

  hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the current state of affairs at the University of Development Studies, particularly in relation to the technological preparedness of graduatin ...
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  hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the current state of affairs at the University of Development Studies, particularly in relation to the technological preparedness of graduating students and the integrity of the certificates being issued.
  
  As an institution tasked with nurturing the next generation of skilled professionals, the university bears a significant responsibility in equipping its students with the necessary competencies to thrive in an increasingly competitive environment. It has come to my attention that a lack of technological advancement within the curriculum undermines this mission, leaving graduates ill-prepared to meet the demands of the modern job market.
  
  Moreover, the process of issuing certificates must reflect the true capabilities and preparedness of the students. Certificates that do not embody the knowledge and skills expected from graduates could mislead employers and harm the reputation of the university.
  
  It is imperative for the University of Development Studies to critically assess its educational practices and make necessary improvements. This includes investing in updated technology, enhancing faculty training, and revising curricula to align with current industry standards.
  
  I urge the administration to take immediate action to address these issues. Failing to do so not only compromises the future of the students but also tarnishes the reputation of the university as a leading institution of higher learning.
  
  Thank you for your attention to this matter. I hope to see positive changes implemented soon for the benefit of the students and the university's standing in the academic community.

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