A letter to President John Mahama: Education! Education! Education!

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A letter to President John Mahama: Education! Education! Education!

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Dear Your Excellency my President, I come to you today with my second letter to you since you assumed office some weeks ago. I do this not because of a mere desire to put some ideas across but because I recognise the opportunity presented to us with respect to your presidency as a golden one which requires the collective support of every one of us as Ghanaians.

The article titled "A Letter to President John Mahama: Education, Education, Education" from MyJoyOnline discusses the critical state of education in Ghana under President John Mahama's administration. The author expresses concerns over the quality of education, highlighting issues like inadequate infrastructure, lack of textbooks, and the poor condition of schools. It criticizes the government's focus on tertiary education at the expense of basic education, pointing out that while universities receive attention, primary and secondary schools are neglected. The letter urges President Mahama to prioritize education by improving teacher training, ensuring equitable distribution of educational resources, and addressing the systemic inequalities in educational access across different regions. The author emphasizes that education is fundamental for national development and calls for immediate action to prevent a lost generation, stressing the need for a comprehensive educational reform to foster a knowledgeable and skilled populace.

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