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    STUDENTS WHO OBTAIN BECE RESULTS FROM 6 ONES TO 10 ONES SHOULD ENJOY THE FREE SHS- HON KOFI ADADE.

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931March 25, 2025 Education
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    STUDENTS WHO OBTAIN BECE RESULTS FROM 6 ONES TO 10 ONES SHOULD ENJOY THE FREE SHS- HON KOFI ADADE.

    The former assembly member, a senior reporter of Oyerepa 100.7 FM & TV in Kumasi who is now chief executive officer of Kofi Adade foundation, Hon Kofi Adade is advocating for a policy change that would offer free senior high school education to students who achieve the best grades in the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

    He believes this approach would help the government reduce costs, as only top-performing students would benefit from free education, rather than providing it to all students regardless of their BECE results.

    Free senior high school program has faced a lot debate on financial resources to back the program fears of collapsing but Hon Kofi Adade believes this measures to help the government to manage the program.

    Call Hon Kofi Adade 0243176589 for more details

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