Almost all 72 schools in Binduri district ripped off—GES officer laments…
GES Assistant for supervision in the Binduri District of the Upper East Region, Mr Azia David has insisted that, nearly all schools in the District have been ripped off.
This has worsened the plight of teachers and learners and made teaching and learning not only difficult but unattractive in the district.
In a report sighted by Ghanaeducation.org , Mr Azia David said almost “all the 72 schools in the district are ripped off making teaching and learning very different in the area.”

He disclosed that, the district can boast of 43 primary schools and 29 Junior High, which add up to 72 schools in all.
He added that some of the schools have been totally ripped off and members of the assembly members can testify to that.
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This is a developing story and Ghanaeducation.org will be updating readers very soon on this sad news coming from the Binduri District of the Upper East Region.

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