Communication team member of the opposition National; Democratic Congress (NDC), Koku Manwuli Nanegbe, says the governing is struggling to implement the free senior high school.
He opines that the implementation of the free secondary school is facing a serious crisis and heading to the ditch due to the poor management of the policy.
He said former President John Dramani Mahama would have performed well in managing the free SHS with his targetted plan.
The wholesale approach he indicated is having a serious financial burden on the government and that is affecting the quality of teaching and learning.
The double-track he stated is also a terrible approach in the implementation of the free SHS.
He said the construction of the community day senior schools by the Mahama led administration was a project that could have solved the infrastructure challenge but the current government abandoned these projects and introduced the double track.
He was worried the quality of students being produced by the free SHS is not something we could be proud of and has asked the government to seek help.
He said it was not too late for the President to ask Mr. Mahama for assistance in managing the free SHS policy.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com
