TRENDING

CSOs urge NASS to withdraw bills threatening civic space • Agbeve supports farmers with 1,000 bags of fertilizer to boost food production in Agotime-Ziope • Ogyeamansan Educational Trust Fund Board inaugurates four sub-committees • UEFA Champions League play-off draw [FULL FIXTURES] • Oluremi Tinubu hails Wike for transforming Abuja City gate • NCCE urges youth leaders to champion rule of law and ethical leadership in fight against corruption • GCCI leadership engages President Barrow on private sector growth agenda • 12 killed ahead of Sunday’s grand magal • Newcastle Reject Arsenal’s Initial Bid For Guimaraes • Hull City Plot Move For Femi Azeez • TikToker undergoes traditional cleansing after filming Oloolu masquerade procession • Taraba gov signs executive orders against political thuggery, illegal mining, drug abuse • Troops exhume remains of slain Imo community leader from shallow grave • Cook to impress with Peppe Terra Cooking Paste • Omanhen of Mankessim commissions walkway at Central Regional House of Chiefs • Harry Anyanwu seeks support for visually impaired actress Maureen Okpoko • US records highest measles infections in 35 years • No NERD clearance, no mobilisation — NYSC warns graduates • BBNaija S11 Week 1 Recap: The Gambit Twist, First Kiss, Early Drama & Ebuka’s Reality Check • Infantino turns to Trump as pressure mounts over his role • CSOs urge NASS to withdraw bills threatening civic space • Agbeve supports farmers with 1,000 bags of fertilizer to boost food production in Agotime-Ziope • Ogyeamansan Educational Trust Fund Board inaugurates four sub-committees • UEFA Champions League play-off draw [FULL FIXTURES] • Oluremi Tinubu hails Wike for transforming Abuja City gate • NCCE urges youth leaders to champion rule of law and ethical leadership in fight against corruption • GCCI leadership engages President Barrow on private sector growth agenda • 12 killed ahead of Sunday’s grand magal • Newcastle Reject Arsenal’s Initial Bid For Guimaraes • Hull City Plot Move For Femi Azeez • TikToker undergoes traditional cleansing after filming Oloolu masquerade procession • Taraba gov signs executive orders against political thuggery, illegal mining, drug abuse • Troops exhume remains of slain Imo community leader from shallow grave • Cook to impress with Peppe Terra Cooking Paste • Omanhen of Mankessim commissions walkway at Central Regional House of Chiefs • Harry Anyanwu seeks support for visually impaired actress Maureen Okpoko • US records highest measles infections in 35 years • No NERD clearance, no mobilisation — NYSC warns graduates • BBNaija S11 Week 1 Recap: The Gambit Twist, First Kiss, Early Drama & Ebuka’s Reality Check • Infantino turns to Trump as pressure mounts over his role

August 3, 2026|14:57

Back to Home

House Of Assembly

'No member recruited despite statutory 5% quota for Persons with Disabilities' — Coalition of Unemployed Graduates with Disabilities

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Coalition of Unemployed Graduates with Disabilities has accused the Ghana Education Service (GES) of failing to recruit any of its members during the recent teacher recruitment exercise, despite a statutory requirement that at least five per cent of public sector employment opportunities be reserved for persons with disabilities.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article