A member of the Movement for Change, Nana Yaw Sarpong, has questioned the long-term viability of the government's newly launched 'No Fees Stress' policy for first-year tertiary students.
Speaking on UTV and monitored by on Monday, July 7, 2025, he described the policy as well-meaning but potentially unsustainable.
He argued that the funds allocated for such a policy could be better invested in critical development projects across sectors such as health, infrastructure, and job creation. "Everyone likes a free meal, but the real issue is how sustainable this is.
What happens to students in their second or third year when the funds run out?
