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The concern journalist of DA SILVA RADIO 88.1MHz Santa-Maria-Accra Ghana is pleading to the government to make it possible to make some law to arrest the parents of children who suffer on the street to get something to eat whiles they will be enjoying at home. According to Nana Beyin Junior” it is really pathetic and very sudden to see these children left alone on the street in the afternoon and evening all because of how they will be able to survived from hunger..They sometimes find it difficult to get place to sleep in the night” He again added that, they sometimes get sick and also get involved by joining bad companies which also contributes to the high robbery in the country after trained from their childhood by these bad people who pretend to take care of them as their biological children , Sometimes join the prostitute since they have been abandoned by their parents. Meanwhile it is the ultimate priority of every government to fight the crime and prostitution forgetting to ch...

According to Kemifilani, Some parents and secondary school students upon registration for the compulsory West African Examination Council in order to seek admission into a higher institution, have been victims of a fake WAEC centre, unveiled to belong to a Lagos based pastor In what appears to be a high level of scam, a 48-year-old man suspected to be the operator of a fake West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) examination centre in Igbogbo area of Ikorodu has been apprehended by the police  Upon investigation, the suspect revealed that after enrolling unsuspecting students for the exam, he would make them sit for fake examination where photocopies of fake WAEC questions papers and answer sheets are served. Police say he would then dispose of the scripts after the fake exam. One cannot but wonder what drove a self-acclaimed cleric to such acts which involved derailing the future of innocent children for selfish gains  The Commissioner of Police in the...

The relentless granny is enrolled at Vision preparatory and is schoolmates with seven of her grand children. Priscilla affectionately referred to as Gogo, which is grandmother in Kalenjin, dedicated much of her life to raising her children and was a midwife for 65 years. She grew up under colonial rule and did not get the opportunity to go to school, so she took to education at her old age in a bid to empower herself. Priscilla never shies away from learning and shares classes with children young enough to be her great grand children. Her inspirational story, reminds us of 84-year-old Kimani Murage, who enrolled in a primary school in Eldoret, following the governments initiative to make primary education free in 2003. Her attitude is admirable, and proves to many in our society that its never too late to learn and accomplish your dreams. Credit: Yen Gh The post 90s Woman Returns To School appeared first on Star Media Ghana .