Government policies on the education front: my take

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• Abubaar M. M. Azindoo 10 years ago

  Fantastic piece! Subject Matter: well-timed and relevant. ALine of Reasoning: excellent. Manner of Analysis: well-balanced.

  Fantastic piece! Subject Matter: well-timed and relevant. ALine of Reasoning: excellent. Manner of Analysis: well-balanced.

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• Charles Lwanga Siewobr 10 years ago

  Thanks for the complementary remarks, Prof. You have always been an inspiration to me both on this platform and on social media, precisely facebook. It is a humbling experience to have such an endorsement from a literary gian ...
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  Thanks for the complementary remarks, Prof. You have always been an inspiration to me both on this platform and on social media, precisely facebook. It is a humbling experience to have such an endorsement from a literary giant of your status. Thanks, once again, Prof.

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• Pius 10 years ago

  very insightful but too long. I wonder the number of people who take the pain the read it to the end.
  but did the Malaysian economy actually get to where it is today because of their investment in education?

  very insightful but too long. I wonder the number of people who take the pain the read it to the end.
  but did the Malaysian economy actually get to where it is today because of their investment in education?

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• Charles Lwanga Siewobr 10 years ago

  Thanks for your contribution, Pius. The development of a country is hinged more on the human resource base than natural resources. The Asian countries saw this and worked in that direction.
  
  Ghana is endowed with a lot of n ...
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  Thanks for your contribution, Pius. The development of a country is hinged more on the human resource base than natural resources. The Asian countries saw this and worked in that direction.
  
  Ghana is endowed with a lot of natural resources: the gold, diamond, bauxite, cocoa and the recently discovered oil. What percentage of these natural resources comes to Ghanaians? We lack the technology and know-how to tap and use these resources. Our education system is the cause of this.
  
  On the length of this piece, I acknowledge it is quite lengthy but I couldn't have summarised it further.

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• say it loud 10 years ago

  Great write-up! These are the kind of articles that we need on this plateform. Mr. writer God bless you for been nationalistic

  Great write-up! These are the kind of articles that we need on this plateform. Mr. writer God bless you for been nationalistic

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• Charles Lwanga Siewobr 10 years ago

  Thanks for you kind remarks, Say It Loud. We do it for God abd country.

  Thanks for you kind remarks, Say It Loud. We do it for God abd country.

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• BOSS 10 years ago

  Competitive advantage advantage of nations strategy by Michael Porder is an excellent reference on a nations development.

  Competitive advantage advantage of nations strategy by Michael Porder is an excellent reference on a nations development.

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• Lily 10 years ago

  Charles, any time I see an article authored by you,I don't miss it.NICE PIECE!

  Charles, any time I see an article authored by you,I don't miss it.NICE PIECE!

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