NPP will leave governance with a huge debt in the education sector if they exit power - Clement Apaak
Published:
3 months ago
Source:
GhanaWeb
A ranking member of parliament's education committee, Clement Apaak, has urged the government to provide clarity on the total number of tablets procured for Senior High School (SHS) students. According to him, conflicting reports about the quantity of tablets are concerning, and he warned that the government could leave office with a substantial debt in the education sector. Speaking at a press conference in parliament on August 22, 2024, Clement Apaak stated, "We are not against the distribution of tablets to SHS students. The NDC was implementing a similar policy. However, it is problematic when the government makes untrue claims, such as having procured and supplied 900,000 tablets, when that is not the case.