Ghana Private Institutions are Dishonest

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• Alpa 12 years ago

  Picking on just one of the numerous mistakes in your posting; there is a difference between "heard" and "head", you know!?

  Picking on just one of the numerous mistakes in your posting; there is a difference between "heard" and "head", you know!?

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• Conventional Youth. 12 years ago

  My Ghana, your comment will demotivate others from reading this timely article,Alpa, you could have encouraged Sallas to write more by, alerting him through his email.

  My Ghana, your comment will demotivate others from reading this timely article,Alpa, you could have encouraged Sallas to write more by, alerting him through his email.

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• Jonahan 12 years ago

  You Ghanaians hiding in the USA often write to offend our citizens who are struggling to make things work here in the country. You go and work in an environment where many things have already been defined and you think we are ...
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  You Ghanaians hiding in the USA often write to offend our citizens who are struggling to make things work here in the country. You go and work in an environment where many things have already been defined and you think we are in the same environment. You quote degrees you have obtained believing that when you state these and tell us where you work then we swallow what you say. Come here and use your analysis in this social set up and you will see how ridiculous you will sound. Whoever told you that no private institution runs at a lost for at least one year. My Institution has been running at a lost for three years running and we have been getting some good people to help us help those who want to attend school. Many of you have been making sweeping statements that private universities are making huge profits and you dont explain the basis for making such statements. In fact I think that the government must pay monies to the private institutions to run efficiently for the sake of the thousands who want to attend college or universities. Please sit there quietly and do your business analysis but use data that are valid for the context of your analysis.

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• faisal 12 years ago

  God bless u my fellow citizen
  i know a private instution that pay ghc120 per mounth to a teacher after collecting ghc350 pe

  God bless u my fellow citizen
  i know a private instution that pay ghc120 per mounth to a teacher after collecting ghc350 pe

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• Kwame 12 years ago

  Technology has advanced so much that it is time for educational institutions not only to cut down on the time they produce human resources, but as well the cost of producing the same. It does not make sense when private educa ...
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  Technology has advanced so much that it is time for educational institutions not only to cut down on the time they produce human resources, but as well the cost of producing the same. It does not make sense when private educational institutions want the time they give knowledge to people to be increased and also the price.
  We all pay tax and we do not charge our employers for the tax we pay. When workers are negotiating their wages and salaries they do not ask their employers to pay part of their tax to the state.

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• Paa Kodwo 12 years ago

  THESE PRIVATE INSTITUTRIONS WERE ALL REGISTERED WHEN KUFFOUR AND HIS NPP WERE IN POWER TO DUPE AND TO LOWER THE STANDARDS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN GHANA.
  OPAYIN SALLAS MENSAH ARE YOU AWARE THAT THESE PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES DO AD ...
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  THESE PRIVATE INSTITUTRIONS WERE ALL REGISTERED WHEN KUFFOUR AND HIS NPP WERE IN POWER TO DUPE AND TO LOWER THE STANDARDS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN GHANA.
  OPAYIN SALLAS MENSAH ARE YOU AWARE THAT THESE PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES DO ADMIT STUDENTS WITH FICTITIOUS GCE''A LEVEL'' CERTIFICATES.
  
  YEESTERDAY, IT WAS THE MAN OF GOD OTABIL; COMING IN WITH THE MISSION TO OPEN, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT HIS UNIVERSITY.
  
  THIS MEANS, HE AIMS TO PRODUCE FAKE DOCTORS THA WILL COME SHORTEN THE LIVES OF PATIENTS IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  YOU MAY NOT BE SURPRISED IN THE FUTURE,TO READ A NEW UNIVERSITY BEING ESTABLISHED TO ADMIT MANKOLA WOMEN AND STREET VENDORS FOR A GRADUATE DEGREE IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING.
  
  WE DO STILL HAVE MANY DUSTY ROADS BEFORE US

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• Black Banana 12 years ago

  You have not even run a rat farm in Ghana. You just talk. Paying for labor alone takes about 70% of the budget add on the Payroll and SSNIT donations. You have to import everything including paper and pay 22% tax on a governm ...
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  You have not even run a rat farm in Ghana. You just talk. Paying for labor alone takes about 70% of the budget add on the Payroll and SSNIT donations. You have to import everything including paper and pay 22% tax on a government created invoice. You have no clue how things work, your are just another empty suit.

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