The Member of Parliament for Assin South and former Deputy Minister of Education, Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, has assured that teachers who were unfairly dismissed will return to their positions.

His statement follows a directive from the Ghana Education Service (GES) ordering the reinstatement of those whose appointments had been revoked.

In a post on X on Thursday, March 6, he acknowledged the efforts of the Minority in Parliament, attributing the decision to their persistent advocacy.

After a forceful collective advocacy of the Mighty Minority, Director General of GES has done the needful. We will monitor to ensure all teachers who were unfairly and insensitively terminated are reinstated. The fight continues unabated until all our hardworking citizens who… pic.twitter.com/jdmZsNQLrg— John Ntim Fordjour MP (@NtimFordjour) March 6, 2025

He recognized the Director-General of GES for taking the appropriate measures to rectify the injustice faced by the affected teachers.

He restated his commitment to advocating for justice on behalf of all workers who have experienced similar unfair treatment.

Ntim Fordjour vowed to continue championing fairness in the education sector until every affected individual is fully reinstated.

"The fight continues unabated until all our hardworking citizens who suffered similar injustices are fully restored," he declared.