Investigations have revealed some schools in Ghana have colluded with officials of some basic schools in neighbouring Togo to register foreigners to sit for the ongoing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). At least 28 basic schools in Togo and eight schools in Ghana have been found to be engaging in the illegality, a report by The Eagle, led by freelance journalist Charles Amegashie has revealed. Headmaster of Kekeli Preparatory School in Aflao in the Volta region was on Monday, June 10, arrested by security personnel in the area for allegedly registering Togolese for the ongoing BECE. Figures from the report showed that an average of 35 foreign pupils, most of whom are Nigerians, from each of the 28 schools sat for the BECE in Ghana in 2017. This suggests about 1050 foreign pupils were possibly enrolled onto the Free Senior High School, introduced in Ghana by the Akufo-Addo government in September 2017.
Exposed!Togo, Ghana schools collude to field foreigners for BECE
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