The recent strike of university lectures in Ghana was not about their salaries not been paid. It was about they seeking that they salaries be made equivalent to some of the counterparts in the western world universities.
Am from Nigeria and I was in the University in 2010 went for an excursion from my great school. There are a lot of historical places in the institution. Palm library. Great Hall.Department of History. The location of the institution was so strategic like sitting on top of hillsides.I wish to have my master's degree program over there then.I love the serenity of the institution.
The medical center is world class when you go inside. Another impressive hospital is t he Greater Accra Regional Hospital. Try to look for it and check it out please.
Ghanaian lecturers has never embarked on strike on reason of unpaid salaries. But rather on salary increment, condition of work and research allowances. Ghana has 15 public universities. Top amongst them are LEGON, KNUST, UDS, UCC, UEW, GIMPA, UENR,MINES, etc.
There are 15 public universities in Ghana. Private ones are more... VVU, Presby, EP, Methodist, Central, Baptist, Islamic, Wisconsin, etc are private universities. All major religious organizations and denominations have a uni plus individuals and foundations as well as foreign unis have a campus or built one.
The issue of strike is not because lecturers are not being paid. Lecturers are always paid. But we need to pay them commensurate salaries since the universities by their nature are internationally focused and attract academia from across the world. The value of the salaries has deteriorated and needed to be adjusted. It was not about them not being paid
Lectures don't go on strike because of non payment of salaries, but it is usually bonuses that they feel is either not enough or requesting for other benefits. please don't misinform the Lady.
Your tour guide fed you with inaccurate information. Most of the things he said are not true. Secondly he doesn’t know a lot about universities in Ghana
There are 13 Public universities funded by the Government of Ghana and there are numerous private universities funded by churches and other NGOs. The strike by University lecturers was politically induced and motivated for no good reason by the NDC opposition party of Ghana to cause distress to the current government of Ghana. Strikes are not commonplace in Ghana's institution of higher learning.
That is John Mahama's modus operandi; influencing labour strikes like the UTAG, Trotro and now Electricity (ECG) Workers strikes create ill affection towards the sitting Government for political purposes.
strikes are not often here in Ghana. it is usually when they feel the government is not listening to them enough or meeting their demands that is their last resort.
Boy in terms of academics University of Ghana is not close to UCC so stop bragging that university of Ghana is the best university in Ghana. We all know a UCC student will be picked over university of Ghana in terms of job placement.
@@jummymaduka check out Ashesi university, it one of the most prestigious private university in Ghana. This is were some of the rich kids in Ghana and Nigeria are..
Ghana does not have only 3 universities, you are being misinformed by this GIRLY FACE BOY. I am a Ghanaian and LEGON is not a prestigious University because it accepts everyone that applies, what is the acceptance rate? almost 90% so how does that become a prestigious university? Havard accepts less than 5%, that is a prestigious university. 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠.
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The recent strike of university lectures in Ghana was not about their salaries not been paid. It was about they seeking that they salaries be made equivalent to some of the counterparts in the western world universities.
Am from Nigeria and I was in the University in 2010 went for an excursion from my great school. There are a lot of historical places in the institution. Palm library. Great Hall.Department of History. The location of the institution was so strategic like sitting on top of hillsides.I wish to have my master's degree program over there then.I love the serenity of the institution.
It's Balme library not Palm
Yes that's the best University in the world according to me churning out classy and intelligent people 👍
Hahaha are you speaking from your dream? Your exaggeration is overboard. "in the world...?".
Ghana to the world 🌎🌍🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
The medical center is world class when you go inside. Another impressive hospital is t he Greater Accra Regional Hospital. Try to look for it and check it out please.
Ghanaian lecturers has never embarked on strike on reason of unpaid salaries. But rather on salary increment, condition of work and research allowances.
Ghana has 15 public universities.
Top amongst them are LEGON, KNUST, UDS, UCC, UEW, GIMPA, UENR,MINES, etc.
Good ❤️❤️❤️❤️
We need more of the Education vlog
Noguchi does not train doctors. It solely a medical research institute.
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The strikes in Ghana are nothing compared to elsewhere. They are not as frequent and the issues are usually not as trivial/basic as salary.
The best university in Ghana is University of Cape Coast, KUNST, the University of Legon. University of Cape Coast hands down in Academics
They don't like to learn that is the reason
There are 15 public universities in Ghana.
Private ones are more... VVU, Presby, EP, Methodist, Central, Baptist, Islamic, Wisconsin, etc are private universities. All major religious organizations and denominations have a uni plus individuals and foundations as well as foreign unis have a campus or built one.
Its not about them not been paid, they want increments in salaries.
UCC is also one of the best too
Mede b3k) leg de3 anka fadi Banku.. Teck💪
The issue of strike is not because lecturers are not being paid.
Lecturers are always paid. But we need to pay them commensurate salaries since the universities by their nature are internationally focused and attract academia from across the world. The value of the salaries has deteriorated and needed to be adjusted.
It was not about them not being paid
Lectures don't go on strike because of non payment of salaries, but it is usually bonuses that they feel is either not enough or requesting for other benefits. please don't misinform the Lady.
Is Harry a Ghanaian or Nigerian
He’s Ghanaian 😀
@@jummymaduka oh I seee
Pls go back and take us around with Harry
It's unfortunate the guy misinformed you on many things....but credit to you and him for trying
I was enjoying the video but hitch in the sound was uncomfortable. You're a nice woman too👌
Sorry about that, it was the wind.
Your tour guide fed you with inaccurate information. Most of the things he said are not true. Secondly he doesn’t know a lot about universities in Ghana
The best university in Ghana is KNUST in Kumasi not legoon, and it's the best in west Africa too
What makes knust the best in Ghana?
How many times have KNUST been ranked above Legon?
Knust is the best university in Ghana
Tell them bro😂😂they won’t accept the truth anyways
KNUST in Kumasi
U didn’t take us around by 🚗 car awww
I actually have that but I didn’t want to make the video too long that’s why I used pictures.
Jummy, one person is an alumnus/alumna. Multiple is alumni. I’m an alumnus of the University of Ghana.
There are 13 Public universities funded by the Government of Ghana and there are numerous private universities funded by churches and other NGOs. The strike by University lecturers was politically induced and motivated for no good reason by the NDC opposition party of Ghana to cause distress to the current government of Ghana. Strikes are not commonplace in Ghana's institution of higher learning.
Leave NDC out. You are saying all these professors were all influenced by a political party.
That is John Mahama's modus operandi; influencing labour strikes like the UTAG, Trotro and now Electricity (ECG) Workers strikes create ill affection towards the sitting Government for political purposes.
@@jakebaba2149 you don’t know what you’re saying bro...stop disgracing yourself
You do not know what you are talking about and disgracing yourself, because of your ignorance of opposition politics in Ghana.
oh my guy you did not mention UCC
strikes are not often here in Ghana. it is usually when they feel the government is not listening to them enough or meeting their demands that is their last resort.
Boy in terms of academics University of Ghana is not close to UCC so stop bragging that university of Ghana is the best university in Ghana. We all know a UCC student will be picked over university of Ghana in terms of job placement.
Pls ur sound is bad pls
Bad sound
Oh Jesus ur sound hmmmm
It was the wind at that point of the recording
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@@jummymaduka check out Ashesi university, it one of the most prestigious private university in Ghana. This is were some of the rich kids in Ghana and Nigeria are..
Ghana does not have only 3 universities, you are being misinformed by this GIRLY FACE BOY. I am a Ghanaian and LEGON is not a prestigious University because it accepts everyone that applies, what is the acceptance rate? almost 90% so how does that become a prestigious university? Havard accepts less than 5%, that is a prestigious university. 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠.
you’re rating prestigious based on acceptance rate ? another clueless person in this comment section
you’re rating prestigious based on acceptance rate ? another clueless person in this comment section