INTERDICTION AND SACKING"
We wish to express our utmost exasperation and dissatisfaction with respect to the interdicted exercise carried out by the education ministry on some heads of senior high schools in some parts of the country.
Amongst the issues on which the ministry based their decision to interdict the heads were "a reposited claim of flouting" the policy guidelines.
"Indeed we do not entertain " flautists" and under no circumstance (s) must such a person be offered any vacuum to operate".
Why sack, suspend or interdict them when the issues raised are of generally genuine concern? Why do so when they, as well as you are the policy makers and implementors who are both having a first experience with the policy.
A case study is an Accra base "LA Presec", where the head is recorded to have said on tape and indicated that, out of the four core subject textbooks, only one had been given to the school and supplied to the students with no respect to the number as placed and thereby the establishment of the word in his statement " inadequacy ".
With such a flagship policy of education, the ministry should have acknowledged the issues raised and not sacked such service men and/women who have dedicated their lives to see improvement in the life's of our future leaders.
Does the sacking of this case study head resolve the issues raised? Absolutely no!
Government, must assume the responsibility of ensuring a national coarse and not be driven by " politics "
We advice the reinstatement of the interdicted heads of the said schools or advice that, they take a legal action to seek redress.
We wish to also point out the fact that, this is a new policy we are trying or testing and if we use this approach in solving such problems, it would not get us anywhere.
Our fore fathers laid down their lives so we can enjoy life to the fullest, we don't need to create fore fathers in our time.
Thank you.
Singed
Executive Director
Osman Rahim Hassan.
Executive Secretary
Kumedzro Nancy Mawulawoe
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