Mother blocks son’s admission to PRESEC-Legon over her newfound faith which kicks against education
A Mother blocks son’s admission to PRESEC-Legon over her newfound faith, which kicks against education. Is this brainwashing or witchcraft?
According to reports, a mother from Tema has rejected her son’s application to PRESEC-Legon, the Presbyterian Boys Secondary School.
The youngster, now known as Evans, is one of the top students in Tema Municipality, but his mother has banned him from attending school on the grounds that her new religion forbids education.
Evans’ predicament was brought to the attention of Kofi Asare, the executive director of Education Watch, through his Facebook page.
Mr. Asare elaborated that, in order to make the process go more smoothly, Evans’s junior high school teachers had already bought everything on the prospectus, but his mother was adamant.
You will be blocked the moment you try to persuade her. Through my several personas, I am able to communicate with her. A place dubbed “God’s Kingdom at Last” is supposedly where she often attends services. On Facebook, I noticed that the leader was a dashing young guy. He expressed his difficulty in contacting the church leader in his letter.
He said the Tema Social Welfare has been informed and is participating in the conversation, and that after two weeks of trying to convince them, nothing has worked.
While he pursues action from appropriate authorities, he has pleaded with the Ghana Education Service (GES) to maintain Evans’ placement despite the difficulties.
A Mother blocks her son’s admission to PRESEC-Legon over her newfound faith. Below is the report by Kofi Asare of Education Watch fame
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