Parents allege GH¢300 payments to jump CSSPS queues in Kumasi
Frustration over this year’s Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) is deepening in the Ashanti Region, with parents alleging that money is being demanded to bypass long queues at the resolution centre in Kumasi.
Parents in the Ashanti Region are expressing growing frustration with the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) as allegations emerge that money is being demanded to expedite the application process. According to concerned parents, unidentified individuals are charging up to GH¢300 to help candidates jump the lengthy queues at the resolution center in Kumasi.
This has created confusion and heightened tensions within the center, with some parents abandoning the process altogether after waiting for hours without results. The situation has been further exacerbated by the sudden surge in the number of parents and candidates at the center, which has strained the already slow resolution process.
Moreover, reports suggest that some individuals in uniform are also bypassing the queues, providing opportunities for others to solicit money from desperate parents seeking assistance.
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