Minority Sympathizes With Striking Teachers, Demands Urgent Action

Gladson Afriyie
Journalist · Ghana Ntentan
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The Minority in Parliament has expressed sympathy with striking teachers across the country.
The Ranking Member on Parliament's Defence and Interior Committee, Hon. John Ntim Fordjour, who addressed the press on behalf of the Minority, said teachers have been on strike over unpaid promotion allowances and arrears dating from January, an unfinished collective agreement and an unimplemented deprived area allowance.
According to him, the last protest produced by the unions yielded no results, with the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission indicating it will not meet them until October 6.
"We sympathize with our teachers, our gallant teachers. We demand urgent action because no country can expect to produce a thoroughly educated and efficient population if it cannot first look after its teachers," he said.
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Gladson Afriyie
Journalist at Ghana Ntentan
Gladson Afriyie covers the latest developments in Ghana and across Africa for Ghana Ntentan. With a focus on accurate reporting and in-depth analysis, they bring context and clarity to the stories that matter most to Ghanaians.




