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GES becoming a source of avoidable disaffection for NDC gov’t – Edem Agbana

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Ketu North Member of Parliament (MP) Eric Edem Agbana has criticised the Ghana Education Service (GES) over its handling of recent issues involving Prospectus Ghana Limited. The concerns stem from reports that newly admitted Senior High School students are being required to purchase items and other educational materials listed in their respective school prospectuses, from the aforementioned supplier.

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