The Ministry of Education has debunked allegations of “create, loot, and share” in the Ministry’s contract to procure laptops for teachers in Ghana.
The Ministry of Education in a statement signed by the spokesperson, Kwasi Kwarteng, mentioned that its attention has been drawn to publications making round online in which the writer has deliberately misrepresented the facts regarding the procurement and supply of laptop computers for pre-tertiary teacher unions.
The statement added that in September 2020, the leadership of the National Association of Graduate Teachers, Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), and Coalition of Concerned Teachers Ghana CCT with membership strength of 350,000 sought funding from the government of Ghana through the Ministry of Ghana.
Read Full statement from the Ministry of Education Below:
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