Hundreds of discontented teachers representing the Coalition of Concerned Teachers Association hit the streets Wednesday protesting the continued stay in office by the leadership of GNAT and NAGRAT.
The teachers were also accusing government of failing to pay a 15 per cent allowance promised in their March salaries, an allegation government spokespersons and officials of the Fair Wages Commission have debunked.
A little over three hundred teachers poured onto the streets for the protest, far below the anticipated number but organizers say many did not attend due to intimidation they suffered in the hands of the police in their earlier demonstration.
Watch some members of the Ghana National Association of Teachers and the National Association of Graduate Teachers take to the streets of Accra for the removal of their leaders from office. They accuse their leaders of failing to champion their cause.
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