National leadership of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) says it is disappointed in the continued moves to pass the Public University Bill. It says developments with the Bill are being done on the blindside of the association.
National President of UTAG, Professor Charles Ofosu Marfo in an interview said the association is disappointed the Bill got to this stage of approval without their knowledge.
He said the Bill is unconstitutional and is inimical to academic freedom and will be compelled to go to the Supreme Court to challenge the decision should the Bill be passed.
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the NPP is fond of associating itself with unnecessary things that courts antagonism for the party which eventually take away votes.Pls. allow the status quo exist.If this bill is not pass what will happen to Ghana University education? Check the law school ones which can bring in votes.
Parliament of Ghana. We’re watching you. Skirt and blouse voting is only just the beginning of our awareness of the fact that you don’t work for the people. Drop the Public Universities Bill.