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UMaT Vice Chancellor sparks debate with new 'decency' rules; Lydia Forson reacts

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UMaT Vice Chancellor sparks debate with new 'decency' rules; Lydia Forson reacts

Bernard Kumi-Boateng over his warning that students with plaited hair, earrings and "indecent" dressing will be barred from classes.

Bernard Kumi-Boateng has warned.

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