The Upper West Regional Public Relations Officer of Ghana Education Service, Mr. Justine Kpan has expressed shock with developments surrounding T.I Ahmadiyya SHS lately.

According to Reports Gathered by Upper West Media Team, Over 100 Students have been charged by the School’s Management to Provide the school with three bags of cement after they reportedly scaled through the school’s wall to their respective homes without permission.

Management of the School according to a whistleblower detected that the School’s Wall had developed a fault after the students jumped over it illegally, this according to the whistleblower was the reason why the school’s Authorities Directed each student to report to school with three bags of cement as punishment for going home without permission.

The Whistleblower added that the fence wall had issues in 2019 and students were charged to provide cement but the wall hasn’t been fixed.

“..students were charged to bring cement for a collapsed wall to be fixed way back in 2019, they are asking students to bring cement today to fix the same wall when you’ve already charged students for that in the past..”

Some bags of cement have been received by the school according to checks by Upper West Media Team.

The Upper West Regional Public Relations Office of Ghana Education Service headed by Mr Justine Kpan has pledged to Communicate with Region Directorate of Education for Investigations to Begin.

“..We shall look into it and the Regional Director will informed, the headmaster will be summoned before the Director..”. Mr. Justin Told Upper West Media Team.

Source: Upperwestmedia.net