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Tanor Hayford recounts how his appearance denied him education

Finally, we went to a Presbyterian school and one of the teachers said they could admit me but asked me to go to the headmaster from my initial school for a report that could guarantee my admission.
Speaking on Joy Prime’s Changes with Nikki Samonas, Tanor recounted how he was prevented from continuing to junior high school after completing primary education.“I started from nursery to class 6 and when I was about to be promoted to JHS 1 after writing the third term exams, one of the teachers approached me and told me that I should find another JHS and attend because the headmaster of the JHS said he wouldn’t admit me into the school.
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