HAS TOO MUCH WEE TAKEN HOLD OF AKUFO-ADDO & THE NPP BRAINS? .............. This man who failed his exams and had to be taken to England for private education because he was born with a golden spoon, fed and clothed by monies stolen by his father, came back to Ghana and got a 3rd Class at Legon has the audacity to talk about education getting worse. I do not and cannot blame him. He admitted to the fact that he does his research on facebook at the IEA debate prior to the 2012 elections. If he takes info provided here by brainless npp such as Nana Hesse Ogyiri, Pope John Frank Quaye and Gabby Gilbert Morton then what do you expect . Akufo-Addo says what? - Ghana education is in crisis? Has Akufo-Addo and the NPP lost their brains? have they lost the ability and capability to read and interpret simple figures and percentages? - no wonder his votes are reducing but the NPP still thinks he has become more popularly or perhaps too much wee is having effects on Akufo-Adoo? Now Read On Pls For the first time in the history of Ghana results were released on time with out the usual delays. Last paper was written on the 15th of May and 15th of August results are out. We are calling on Nana Addo for a debate on the subject matter WAEC results for 2006 , 2007,2 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 is it an improvement or worse? This year WASSCE results of 28.1% released by WAEC is one of the highest of the number of people who have qualified to enter tertiary institutions. The Bawumain analysis being borrowed by NPP media and propagandists and now the defunct two times failed flag bearer Nana Addo has also jump into does not hold. Now this is the statistics: 2006---117,977= 12.51% 2007--- 129825= 10.58% 2008--- 131355= 12.91% 2009--- 152548= 14.58% 2010----no WASSCE 2011--- 148705= 26% 2012--- 173655= 31% 2013--- 409711= 19% 2014--- 242162= 28.1% This percentages represent those who had between grades A to C. and represent those qualified to enter the University and other tertiary institutions. The pass mark is from A to E8. By this you cannot in any analysis say that those who had D7 have failed. WAEC said out of 242, 162 candidates who sat for the 2014 May/June (WASSCE), 68, 062 (28.10 per cent) qualified for tertiary admissions. These candidates obtained grade A1 to C6 in at least six subjects including English Language and mathematics (Core). This statement was issued by Agnes Teye- Cudjoe, WAEC Principal Public Affairs officer Does this statement conclude that 71.9% of the students left have all failed? certainly not. Checks revealed that out of 242,162 candidates who sat for the WASSCE, 7,442 students failed completely representing 3.7%. It therefore means that 96.3% of the candidates had passes. WHICH BRAINS ARE IN NPP DOING THE BOGUS ANALYSIS FOR THEM?
Posted on: Tue, 26 Aug 2014 13:41:02 +0000
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