“Dear GES, wake up”- Ketu North MP fires over Prospectus Ghana Deal
The Member of Parliament for Ketu North, Eric Edem Agbana, has taken a swipe at the Ghana Education Service (GES) over its handling of the controversy surrounding Prospectus Ghana Limited and the National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations (NCPTA). In a statement on Monday morning, the MP said GES’s latest clarification press release “raises more questions … The post “Dear GES, wake up”- Ketu…
Ketu North MP Eric Edem Agbana has criticized the Ghana Education Service (GES) over its management of the Prospectus Ghana Limited (EduPack PGL) controversy. The MP stated that GES's latest clarification release "raises more questions than answers." He expressed concern that GES is becoming a liability to the government due to its handling of issues affecting teachers and parents.
Agbana demanded that GES publishes the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) it has with Prospectus Ghana Limited, insisting on transparency about what was agreed upon, what products are covered, and the authority granted to the company. He questioned why Prospectus Ghana has created the impression that its products are compulsory when GES claims purchases are voluntary.
The legislator also inquired about the approval process for other educational vendors to access schools and whether other vendors also need MoUs. Agbana warned against actions that erode public trust and called for transparency, accountability, and clarity from government institutions.
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