Ghanaian musician, Gyakie in a recent interview with Nana Romeo on Accra 100.5 FM has cautioned the government of the Republic of Ghana to keep eagle eyes on the double track system.<\/p>\n
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According to Gyakie, she opined that Secondary School during her time is hugely different from that of today which she believes needs more attention from the government.<\/p>\n
She said;<\/p>\n
“I have a sister at the secondary and it looks different from my time. She calls me sometimes and say some things. There’s been a huge difference. Sometimes I get confused how the Secondary School system is now.”<\/p>\n
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She further noted that, the Secondary school system is quite confusing from the calendar to the periods in school.<\/p>\n
She said;<\/p>\n
“I think they need to pay attention to that sector. The calendar, the times they go to school and come back. Even before she went to school they stayed home for a very long time. They should just pay attention to the Secondary School system and if there’s\u00a0some adjustment they need to, they should.”<\/p>\n
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Gyakie is so passionate about this thus, the government and other stakeholders should take a critical look into the Secondary School system and make some adjustments to help the future leaders of our country.<\/p>\n
Watch video here<\/p>\n
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