JiggamanGh:


If the kids they beat can pass jamb what makes you think that they will not be able to pass jamb.

boujaye:
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OXYGEN011:
Everything Good/positive in West Africa is always Ghana. Why Is GHANA the only civilized country in West Africa.SMH

kilokeys:


but not smart enough to start up something like nairaland?

cediland.. yuckk..
we rule and reign.. its nt forced.. its Natural

sukkot:

Jerrick:
Ojoro >

MrPresident1:


Sire!

orirebaby:
and to think of secondary schools paying up to 2mil per session in Nigeria. What are they now teaching them?

OXYGEN011:
So starting up a forum makes u smart? What kinda foolishness is this? Dumbass

kilokeys:


Dumb is.. attacking nigerians on their soil..

u r a bloody slacktivist. no gutso, no charm. full of poison.

awww. God.. we miss Ghanaian cobblers..

sukkot:
eku igbadun chief

SambisaaForest:
[b]3 Ghanaian students sweep WAEC International Excellence awards[/b
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=110625

Three Ghanaian students on Tuesday in Lagos cart home all the three West African Examinations Council (WAEC) International Excellence Awards for the best candidates that sat for the school examination among the five-member body.

The council at its 63rd Annual Council meeting in Nigerian held at Multipurpose Hall, WAEC International Office, Ikeja, the council honoured the three candidates from Ghana with WAEC International Excellence Awards including cash as well as plaques.

The three Ghanaian students: Hasan Mickail, 17-year-old, Kenyah Blaykyi, 18-year-old and Archibaid Enninful Henry, 18-year-old beat over two million candidates from Nigeria, The Gambia, Sierra Leone and Liberia that sat for the May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

The feat is the fifth in succession by Ghanaian candidates. The last time a Nigerian student won the WAEC International Excellence Award was in 2007 by John Yusuf while in 2010, there were no winners.

In the May/June 2014 WASSCE, Hasan Mickail recorded eight A1s including English Language and Mathematics, to claim first winner, Kenayah Blaykyi, made eight A1s to cart home the second prize and Archibald Enninful Henry recorded similar result emerged 3rd winner. Equally, the three students emerged the best three candidates in WAEC Ghana May/June 2014 WASSCE.

The council in 1984 introduced two categories of awards, International award to be competed for by candidates in more than one member country and National Award restricted in scope to each member nation.

Hasan Mickail, told our Correspondent that he, his parents and school were excited when the news emerged and was waiting to secure admission to read Medicine but was currently teaching in one of the schools in Ghana.

Hasan, who is the third child out five children, revealed that for emerging the best WASSCE candidate in Ghana, the council awarded him a university scholarship.

The second and third place winners also told our Correspondent how they prepared for the May/June WASSCE even as they showered praises on their parents and teachers for the academic success.

The 63rd annual council meeting was to be hosted by Liberia but shifted to Nigeria and it attracted dignitaries including two Liberian ministers, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Augustine Ngufuan, Minister of Education, Mrs. Etmonia Tapeh, the Federal Government was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja, council chairman, Prof Augustine Obanya, Registrar, Mr. Iyi Uwadiae and five Heads of National Office from Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and Liberia.

(Gabriel Dike)

hadizadeezy:
Good for them

But how many A's did dey make each?

taiwoflb:
See what Buhari has caused

OXYGEN011:
nigerians dey clean gutters n latrines 4 Ghana #2015

MrPresident1:


I troway triple twale salute my honoured Sire!

sukkot:
long time my chief. trust you are doing fine

kilokeys:

and at the same time run Ghana's economy, own real estates on ur soil and still buy champagnes for you at clubs..

stupidity is a global problem.. but ur kind is rare.. a very new strain. i hope WHO has ur case file.

SweetyZinta:
hardwork pays bigtime!!!



Nigerians where are you all? Will you let all dis charlie 2go home wit ol d prizes?



Wake up!!
#changeHasArrived

ssunmane:
miracle center

breadandbutter:
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I wish i was born in Ghana. That country seems to be getting it right in all sectors and the only thing we can boast of ahead of ghana is land mass.

Ghana has electricity 247

Ghana has zero tolerance for corruption

Ghanians are peaceful people who are not divided by religious and ethnicity

ghana is safe and protects its citizens


Nigeria's education compared to Ghana is a joke

Nigeria is a Giant on paper. It's citizens have been programmed to suffer and smile to the extent that they dont know their rights as citizens

I visited accra last year and i can say lagos and PH is over hyped.

God bless Ghanaians

God give Nigeria the right leaders to make us develop like Ghana
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