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MP wants free SHS audited following importation of mackerel

April 10, 2021

A Ranking Member on the Education Committee of Parliament is demanding an audit into the management of free secondary education since its inception.

The legislator is requesting for the audit after news broke that Ghana was importing mackerel to feed students benefitting from the free secondary education.

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The MP for Builsa South says the audit is crucial since the budget for the implementation is expended by the presidency.

Education economist Mr. Kofi Asafe has alleged that many of our secondary schools are not buying not buying eggs like previously; and he has spoken to large scale egg producers in Kumasi, Ejura, Kwabre & SHS heads on the matter.

He says, from what he has so far investigated, before COVID-19, schools were doing at least 3 eggs a week.

“This translated into 150,000 crates/week (about 3.6 million pieces of eggs). So poultry farmers invested in more layers to sustain the demand from SHS, while it created jobs and income for many-thank you Nana Addo for creating jobs via free SHS.

Then in January this year, an order came form Accra that a certain company has been contracted by government to supply imported Chinese mackerel to all SHS in Ghana. Apparently the company had been supplying to southern schools prior.

Since then, many schools started doing one egg a week. This reduced the demand for eggs by 70%, and coupled with supply chain disruptions of COVID-19, forced many poultry farmers who had invested in Layers to shutting down and lay off labour. The increase in the price of maize only nailed the coffin.

Dear Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, some of your policy decisions are now creating unemployment and poverty, eroding your own achievements, especially in your World Bank Ashanti, the HQ of Ghana Poultry,” he is allegation said.

Reacting to this, Dr. Clement Apaak said it would be prudent to disclose how the company won the contract and the owners behind them.

He said the audit is important because the management of the free SHS is under the office of the President.

He wondered why people would be deprived of their livelihood and an order be given for the importation of mackerel from China.

He wants the issue probed to unravel the circumstances leading to that order.

“Who are the owners of the company given the contract to supply imported Chinese mackerel to all SHS in Ghana. Keep in mind that it’s the Presidency that expends the budget for the fSHS. An audit of ALL fSHS related expenditures since 2017 is most needed!”

By: Rainbowradioonline.com

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