AGOGO MCE BLAME CHIEF FOR FULANI ATTACKS

The Municipal Chief Executive of Agogo in the Asante Akim North District of the Ashanti Region, Thomas Osei Bonsu has blamed the Chief of Agogo for the series of attack on residents by the Fulani herdsmen.
According to him, the chiefs have not taken any steps to clear the Fulani herdsmen s from the area.
Thomas Osei Bonso states that chiefs have not officially communicated to the government about the recent attack on the residents which makes it difficult for government to intervene.
He made these comments after the residents in Agogo decided not to take part in social gathering especially funerals because of the terrorising, destroying their crops, and allegedly raping their women in the bushes when on their way to farm

ASSEMBLY MEMBER CURSE TEACHERS FOR POOR BECE RESULTS

The assembly memberat Asante Bekwai in the Ashanti Region, Mr Philip Duah says he is going to curse Education supervisors, teachers and all the stakeholders for the poor performance of students in the recent BECE examination.
He explains that the public sectors are the best resourced institution in the country but did not understand why students continue to fail in the final exams.
Speaking in an interview with Adom news on his way to perform the rituals, Mr Philip Duah stated that those teachers and headmasters who did not perform their duties to enable the students excel in the exams will be most affected.
According to him, the government has provided schools with the necessary logistics and resources and that he does not understand why students continue to fail.
Mr Philip Duah decided to curse teachers when GES disclosed that about 50 percent of students who sat for the BECE failed.
Mr Philip Duah was refuse to give details of the curse says his curse will take immediate effect.

MORE YOUNGSTERS HAVING UNSAFE SEX

The World Health Organisation says young people across the globe are having more unprotected sex and know less about effective contraception options.
It says the currently 11%–13% of teens in Ghana are having unsafe sex.
The WHO says the rate is low but worrying because there is high awareness of the various contraceptive methods among adolescence and youths and yet some do not use them.
Some people who spoke to Adom news believe bathing or showering after sex will prevent pregnancy.
Others believe that having intercourse during menstruation is an effective form of contraception.
CUE IN: CONTRACEPTIVE

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SHUT DOWN SCHOOL WITHOUT NOTICE

Teachers, Parents and guardians of Freeman School Complex in the Akyim Oda district in the Eastern Region have expressed their frustration and disappointment after the school administration shut down the school without prior notice.
The school was supposed to have reopened two weeks ago but it did not because the school authorities closed it down.
The teachers and parents tell Adom News Reporter Kwesi Azor it is a breach of contract for the school authorities to shut down the school without notifying them.

Some of the parents say they have purchased stationery worth GHC250 for their children for the new term which never came.

Reports gathered from the school indicate that the owner of the school, Margret Freeman has left the country to the United States.
Efforts to reach to school authorities for their side of the story proved futile.