An open letter to the minister of education

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• CITIZEN ONE 10 years ago

  ...AND THIS IS THE DUMB PROFESSOR WHO THINKS TWI MUST BE FORCED ON GA-ADANGMES, EWES, HAUSAS, FANTIS AND NZEMAS...AND ANY OTHER GROUP OF NON-AKAN GHANAIANS.
  
  Why am I even surprised at the caliber of intellectuals we have i ...
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  ...AND THIS IS THE DUMB PROFESSOR WHO THINKS TWI MUST BE FORCED ON GA-ADANGMES, EWES, HAUSAS, FANTIS AND NZEMAS...AND ANY OTHER GROUP OF NON-AKAN GHANAIANS.
  
  Why am I even surprised at the caliber of intellectuals we have in Ghana. Loudmouthed, inadequate primates, mimicking intelligent life. There are so controlling, so dispassionate, so envious and jealous of things and people they can't be, when they open their mouths to speak, you gasp in embarrassment. These are the things that represent us as a people?

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• CITIZEN ONE 10 years ago

  ...I bet she sees nothing wrong with skinhead little girls going to school with no self esteem.
  
  Why should we keep forcing our poor little girls to shave their heads before they can attend school, with the ignorant excuse ...
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  ...I bet she sees nothing wrong with skinhead little girls going to school with no self esteem.
  
  Why should we keep forcing our poor little girls to shave their heads before they can attend school, with the ignorant excuse that it is less of a distraction. Now that is dumb cube. I dare you to put any of our bald headed little school girls against a full headed girl from another culture and lie to me that we are smarter. The stigma, and the expensive adult life of wearing wigs and weaves for the rest of their adult lives, and the expense. It is a sin to have little girls looking more masculine than young boys.
  
  We don't have revolutionaries who would die for a good cause.

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• Patricia 10 years ago

  The article you have written is useful but next time, try to correct any spelling and grammatical mistakes to enhance your reportage as a journalist. This reflects a major decline in Journalism in Ghana.

  The article you have written is useful but next time, try to correct any spelling and grammatical mistakes to enhance your reportage as a journalist. This reflects a major decline in Journalism in Ghana.

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• Mike Olongo, USA 10 years ago

  How on earth would a journalist worth his salt compose such an important missive and not go over it even once before posting? One also wonders what the job description of the editor at Ghanaweb entails. The sharp decline in j ...
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  How on earth would a journalist worth his salt compose such an important missive and not go over it even once before posting? One also wonders what the job description of the editor at Ghanaweb entails. The sharp decline in journalism in Ghana is not a laughing matter. It is indeed reprehensible !

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