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‘4.3m JHS, 9.5m primary textbooks’ – Opoku Mensah tells Education spokesperson to check records
Mr Opoku Mensah therefore questioned how an official spokesperson of the Education Ministry could make a public claim that, according to him, contradicts records available within the Ministry and the Ghana Education Service.
He urged the spokesperson to adequately prepare for public engagements, verify information and consult official records before making pronouncements on matters concerning the Education Ministry.“Ghana deserves informed public discourse, not misinformation dressed up as official information,” Mr Opoku Mensah added.
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