Minister of Education, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, emphasized President Akufo-Addo’s unparalleled commitment to education, highlighting significant improvements since 2017.

He asserted that the current administration's educational performance over the past six years surpasses that of earlier administrations in the last 14 years.

Dr Adutwum highlighted the government's commitment to transforming public education with the construction of modern classroom blocks, reshaping lives, and changing the narrative of education in Ghana.

“We have now moved from transforming secondary education to transforming public education as a whole. New schools are being built across the country, so it is not true that this government has not invested in basic education.”

“We know we have to transform the face of public education. We know that we have free, compulsory, and universal basic education, but for thirty percent of Ghanaians, there is no FCUBE because what we give in terms of what is free, we have walked away from it. But I can assure you that in about three months from now, the era where public schools were defined as rectangular-shaped buildings painted brown and yellow, where the students wear brown and yellow uniforms, will be a thing of the past, and this is not a political promise because it is already done.”