We, the students of University of Ghana cannot bear the astronomical rise in our fees. It is not an issue of not wanting to pay. We are simply incapacitated.
Kindly add your support by signing this petition as we present our plight before the parliament of Ghana.
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that our struggle is shared by many who feel the same weight of these costs. It is grounding to witness how many people recognize that this is about the survival of our academic future rather than a refusal to contribute. We carry this collective momentum forward as we begin the process of presenting our case to the parliament.
Reached 100 supporters
July 16, 2017
July 15, 2017
Reaching five hundred signatures will provide a clear indication to parliament that the current financial burden on students is unsustainable. We need to maintain this momentum to ensure our concerns are recognized as a priority.
July 13, 2017
The momentum building behind this petition reflects the genuine anxiety felt by all of us regarding these rising costs. Approaching the first hundred signatures is a significant step toward demonstrating that our collective financial burden is unsustainable. Please consider inviting a few peers to join this effort so we can present a more unified front to parliament.
545 Comments
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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We the students of the school of physical and mathematical science do not understand why we should pay practical fees... What practical are we going to do for mathematics and why should we pay practical fees when we use our own laptops in the computer science department???
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Francis
9 years ago
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We often claim we want to eradicate poverty, but we are the very people who worsen it. How can you bridge the gap between the rich and the poor when the educational facilities are not accessible to the poor? UG fees must be revised downward
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Mathew Nawortey
9 years ago
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They charge the fees based on inflation rate, now that the inflation is down, we should expect a reduction in our fees not a rise. I'm solidly behind you guys.......UG FEES MUST FALL. when we couldn't stop this today, the future will be very worrying.
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SARFO BOAMAH KWAME
9 years ago
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Its ratherunfortunate that we facesucha situation . With the hope;that fees will drop, it keeps on shooting upwards that students are no more able and the next option for some;is to;defer. Something must be done about this
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Michael Ofori Ayeh
9 years ago
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When we the students stay mute about the abnormal rise in school fees even though we are affected,our superiors in charge of this task see everyone to be satisfied with the fees since no one makes a complaint..Hence I sign for the petition for the fall in fees.
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Susana Wesley Rockson
9 years ago
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Some of us have single parents and they're striving so hard for us but this time around,their complaints have caused us to put ourselves in their shoes and we've realised their struggle.Please give us a positive sign
We, the students of University of Ghana cannot bear the astronomical rise in our fees. It is not an issue of not wanting to pay. We are simply incapacitated.
Kindly add your support by signing this petition as we present our plight before the parliament of Ghana.
Reaching this level of engagement confirms that our struggle is shared by many who feel the same weight of these costs. It is grounding to witness how many people recognize that this is about the survival of our academic future rather than a refusal to contribute. We carry this collective momentum forward as we begin the process of presenting our case to the parliament.
Reached 100 supporters
July 16, 2017
July 15, 2017
Reaching five hundred signatures will provide a clear indication to parliament that the current financial burden on students is unsustainable. We need to maintain this momentum to ensure our concerns are recognized as a priority.
July 13, 2017
The momentum building behind this petition reflects the genuine anxiety felt by all of us regarding these rising costs. Approaching the first hundred signatures is a significant step toward demonstrating that our collective financial burden is unsustainable. Please consider inviting a few peers to join this effort so we can present a more unified front to parliament.
545 Comments
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
We the students of the school of physical and mathematical science do not understand why we should pay practical fees... What practical are we going to do for mathematics and why should we pay practical fees when we use our own laptops in the computer science department???
F
Francis
9 years ago
Featured
We often claim we want to eradicate poverty, but we are the very people who worsen it. How can you bridge the gap between the rich and the poor when the educational facilities are not accessible to the poor? UG fees must be revised downward
M
Mathew Nawortey
9 years ago
Featured
They charge the fees based on inflation rate, now that the inflation is down, we should expect a reduction in our fees not a rise. I'm solidly behind you guys.......UG FEES MUST FALL. when we couldn't stop this today, the future will be very worrying.
S
SARFO BOAMAH KWAME
9 years ago
Featured
Its ratherunfortunate that we facesucha situation . With the hope;that fees will drop, it keeps on shooting upwards that students are no more able and the next option for some;is to;defer. Something must be done about this
M
Michael Ofori Ayeh
9 years ago
Featured
When we the students stay mute about the abnormal rise in school fees even though we are affected,our superiors in charge of this task see everyone to be satisfied with the fees since no one makes a complaint..Hence I sign for the petition for the fall in fees.
S
Susana Wesley Rockson
9 years ago
Featured
Some of us have single parents and they're striving so hard for us but this time around,their complaints have caused us to put ourselves in their shoes and we've realised their struggle.Please give us a positive sign
We the students of the school of physical and mathematical science do not understand why we should pay practical fees... What practical are we going to do for mathematics and why should we pay practical fees when we use our own laptops in the computer science department???