Comments on: Getting children into school in Ghana

By: sethenam

sethenam — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:25:32 +0000

am a young guy of 23yrs of age, who is a computer engineer after reading this profile i am so down and unhappy about the situation and i will do what i can to see what i can also do to help this needis.

i will like to know who should contact for this issue

thanks

By: santoshkumar

santoshkumar — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 07:15:41 +0000

We offer different school uniforms to schools as their unique identity.You can get school uniforms in all type and all size.Customer service and satisfaction is dominant to us.

By: Albert Carl

Albert Carl — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 02:02:26 +0000

This must stop and my Ghana I grow up in wasn’t like that.
The foundation I had is what sustained me when I moved to Canada. I mean education in Ghana was the best foundation anyone would ever get in life. The government should enforce the rules and parents should be supportive all aspect of this enforcement because they’re the future leaders, doctors, lawyers, teachers and councillors in society which can never be ignored.

By: FRED WAFULA OWITI SUMBULE

FRED WAFULA OWITI SUMBULE — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 05:32:21 +0000

The roadmap to a health leadership and economy progress is vested in the entity of the nations mindful youth champions. Neither thus it regard someones gender, race or background but the input and output of the forcussed themes for her/his country.Lila Macqueen Djaba’s story is worthy of praisal. I would like to let Lila know that
challenges are meant to be sign posts to success rather than the obstacles we often take them to be. Lila believe that faith sees the invisible, belies the incredible and receives the impossible. Continue with your dream of enabling the Ghanian children realise their future dreams trough your foundation.

FRED WAFULA OWITI SUMBULE,
MOMBASA-KENYA.