Sexual Abuse Allegations Against Obuasi SHTS Headmaster: Vice President Speaks After China Trip

The Vice President, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang, has shared her views on the sexual abuse allegations leveled against the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School, following her return from a working visit to China.

Addressing the matter, the Vice President described the allegations as deeply troubling and underscored the need for a thorough and impartial investigation to establish the truth. She noted that educational institutions must remain safe spaces where students are protected and treated with dignity at all times.

Professor Opoku-Agyemang emphasized that the welfare of students should never be compromised, stressing that any form of abuse in schools undermines the trust placed in educators and the entire educational system. She called on the relevant authorities to handle the matter with the seriousness and urgency it deserves.

The Vice President further stated that due process must be followed in addressing the allegations, ensuring that justice is served while the rights of all parties are respected. She urged school authorities and stakeholders to cooperate fully with investigators and to uphold transparency throughout the process.

Her comments come after her return from a working visit to China, where she engaged in discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and exploring opportunities for cooperation in education and other sectors. She indicated that despite the focus of the trip, developments back home remained of great concern to her.

The allegations against the Obuasi Senior High Technical School headmaster have sparked public outrage, with parents and advocacy groups calling for swift action. Many have demanded that the Ghana Education Service and the police expedite investigations to bring clarity to the matter.

Professor Opoku-Agyemang reaffirmed the government’s commitment to safeguarding the welfare of students and ensuring that schools remain environments conducive to learning. She encouraged students and parents to report any form of abuse without fear, assuring them that their concerns would be taken seriously. The Vice President concluded by calling for calm and restraint as investigations proceed, urging the public to avoid prejudging the matter and to allow the authorities to do their work.

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