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Headmaster of Asanco Model Basic School, Isaac Enimil, has reportedly refused to leave the school after being transferred, insisting on remaining in office and refusing to hand over to his replacement. The situation later became tense, forcing education officials and the police to intervene.

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John Addovor 27 Tagen

Na only him know the benefits he Dey get from that side

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Yasir Basir Nasir Hanan Arafat Mobeen-Deen😷🇬🇭vor 27 Tagen

Has he been served official letter?. ....if not, if he leaves its termed as vacation of post with sanctions

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Nii Aryertey Mensahvor 27 Tagen

Imagine this one is finance minister and you want to reshuffle him🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Ser LMkay 👨‍💻vor 27 Tagen

I smell something fishy. Cos why is he so attached to the school and is refusing to leave ? Is he dating one of the teachers, or worse ? Does he have a side chick in the community, or he doesn't want to move his whole family along??

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Bryson Taylorvor 27 Tagen

Is the school his personal property?

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Alfredo (MSc)🧠🕊🟡⚫️🟢vor 27 Tagen

Are these professional teachers?

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Boatemaa Giftyvor 26 Tagen

What exactly is the headmaster’s reason for refusing to hand over? We need answers.

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The Debonairvor 27 Tagen

Putting kids through this is crazy

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Ghana headlinesvor 27 Tagen

Ah is the school his personal property😂

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Political hazardvor 27 Tagen

I think there's something sweet there

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Kwabotakwabotavor 27 Tagen

This is embarrassing 😳 🤷‍♀️

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Nick Nii Saivor 27 Tagen

The greed of man

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Angievor 27 Tagen

Hmm

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WanoP3Asemvor 26 Tagen

Eei my hood oo, what dey happen?

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socratesvor 27 Tagen

Ei

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Agona Confidentialvor 27 Tagen

Akurase school dier gyimia saaa

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Bravovor 27 Tagen

🤔

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L3G3NDvor 27 Tagen

Cryptic action 🙄🙄

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