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Teacher Unions strike bites hard in Ashanti Region; schools forced to close down

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  • Former President 15 hours ago

    Don't pay them, no work - no pay. Anyway they won't be missed

  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 14 hours ago

    And if you don't pay them and continue to stay at home during the Strike, who suffers? Don't you know that some Teachers have Extra Classes at home and will not be affected that much? Whose Children will fail in their Exams? ...
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  • Taofik Friendship 13 hours ago

    They have all been.paid their September salary. Their strike is about different matter not the normal salary. Those in remote villagers need 20% motivation. Those who have upgraded want to be promoted. Tell the public the t ...
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  • ONNIPANUA PAA 15 hours ago

    They can go ahead to demolish the schools in Ashanti region who cares

  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 14 hours ago

    DEMOLISH THE SCHOOLS IN ASHANTI REGION? Who will suffer. Talk like a reasonable and responsible Ghanaian. Do you think that the Teachers just got up and went on Strike? The country is finally going to suffer most.

  • Taofik Friendship 13 hours ago

    Frank Agyena-Karikari. Please school us on the reasons why the teachers are on strike. Have they not been paid their September salary? Point by point lecture us. Your name is Frank so be frank about it

  • SURVIVAL. 15 hours ago

    I'm 63yrs now,since I started class one in the late 60s and very early 70s there was no year pass that teachers did not go on industrial strike,and till now nothing beneficial has come out of it.Wait and see,next year they'll ...
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  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 14 hours ago

    The Teachers should endure it? That will be nice. If the Teachers come together and pretend to teach the students, then the students and their parents should endure it when students fail in their exams.

  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 14 hours ago

    Mahama, please don't let this continue because it can be dangerous. I have been a Teacher in Uncle Sam's country for over three decades and I just retired not long ago. No Government in Uncle Sam's country can tolerate and al ...
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  • Pelicles 13 hours ago

    John Mahama was president from 2012-16, and what was his records with teachers? It was under Mahama that teachers worked for three years and get three months' pay so, mathematically, a teacher who worked in Ghana under Mahama ...
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  • Osei Kwame 13 hours ago

    Why should Akufo Addo tell the teachers that if they want to be rich then they should not be teachers. Have you forgotten? Fool

  • Pelicles 11 hours ago

    Teachers were in Ghana before you were born and teachers will continue to be in after you exit this world. Nana was just sending a word of caution to people who want to be rich to stay away from teaching because you cannot te ...
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  • COMMENT 12 hours ago

    TEACHERS ATO ABA ABO KA
    Teachers did cast their votes to make losses.
    The crying and weeping and shedding of tears will not end for the teachers fir voting the wrong way.
    Say it loud: 3 years arrears = 3 months pay.

  • Kofi Francis 12 hours ago

    It's unfair our teachers, health workers and civil servants are treated this way with low salaries and pensions. Go to BOG, GRA, SSNIT, BOOST, VRA ECG, etc and see how much they earn as salaries and their pensions. The securi ...
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  • COMMENT 11 hours ago

    THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THE ASHANTI REGION, why? The strike is supposed to be nationwide.
    Or, there are selected regions whose teachers the NDC Accountant General has paid?
    Why has the NDC government chose the ASHANTI Region t ...
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