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Ghana has started paying tertiary students $288 each in their first year. Some students celebrated by playing and dancing to Shatta Wale's Mahama Paper, after receiving the alerts.
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Nigerians will rush to Ghana in droves. Check out the hostel they’re even thrilled and celebrating the alert in.
No Fees Stress Disbursement
Ghana maybe a sleeping lion in other things but in education they are not taking it lightly.
This is the “No Fees, No Stress” policy in action, all first-year tertiary students get their fees fully covered. In this video, they’re celebrating because the government just refunded what they initially paid. Sadly, our Nigerian brothers and sisters can’t relate. 😏
🎮 Real players, real hands 💸 Free rolls + daily games
Like you get $288 a month for being a student?
And this is where the President himself was singing the song when Shatta Wale was performing…Ghana dey sweet pass everything😊😊🔥🔥🔥🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
No, the president has implemented a “no fee stress” policy for first year University students in ghana, so he’s rather refunding back their fees paid
A confused Nigerian in the comments🤣🤣🤣
The fuck? If you want to talk about Ghana use our currency. We don't spend dollars.
If Nigerians try this dey will tear economy ACL
![Prof. Justice Bawole, a lecturer and former Dean of the University of Ghana Business School, has strongly condemned the growing ridicule of basic school students, particularly newly graduated BECE candidates, by some content creators on social media. He criticized the practice of exploiting the weaknesses of these young students for online attention, referencing a recent incident where a content creator approached candidates after their BECE English paper and interviewed them in English while deliberately mocking their responses and intelligence in an attempt to gain traction online. [🎥: Prof. Justice Bawole]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2053200633738432722/amplify_video_thumb/2053200432613212161/img/8TuF3qk5cX3asxDn.jpg)
