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Ranking Member of Parliament’s Education Committee, Peter Notsu Kotoe, has revealed the Committee's decision to summon the Education Minister, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum to provide answers on the ‘Placement for Sale’ documentary.
Speaking to the media, Mr Kotoe noted that the Minister would appear before the House on Thursday, February 2, 2022.
“The chairman and myself we decided that we should call the Minister to appear before the committee on Thursday. I am very much aware that the chairman of the committee gave instructions to the clerk of the committee to summon the Minister before the committee on Thursday."
“So tomorrow, we will find out if the correspondent has got to the office of the Minister and what his response is,” he told JoyNews.
A documentary by The Fourth Estate dubbed ‘Placement for Sale’ has revealed how parents to pay money to some middlemen for their children to be placed in their preferred secondary school.
Per reports, some culprits have been arrested by the Ghana Police Service.
Meanwhile, Dr. Adutwum will likely reply to claims that his organization conducted inquiries into secondary school placement bribes a year ago but failed to make its findings and recommendations public.
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