Kwasi Kwarteng Exposes Baah Agyemang: I Never Attended Your Vacation Classes

Kwasi Kwarteng Exposes Baah Agyemang: I Never Attended Your Vacation Classes

Former Spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, Kwasi Kwarteng, has debunked claims that he benefited from vacation classes organised by Hon Kojo Baah Agyemang.

According to him, the former Member of Parliament lied when he said he contributed to his educational development.

He explained that he was preparing for university in 2013 when the former Member of Parliament for Asante Akyem North became MP.

It is therefore shocking that just because he has declared his interest in contesting the seat, the former MP wants to distort facts to suit his personal agenda.

Making his position known in a social media post, he said, “For the avoidance of doubt, my only period of schooling in Asante Akyem North was in September 2001, when I was in Class Two, and even then, for barely 7 days. On the 8th day, I tragically lost my mother and the only sibling she was carrying during childbirth. I subsequently returned to my paternal grandparents and continued my education outside the constituency, completing SHS at Konongo-Odumase in June 2012. Hon. Baah Agyemang became MP in 2013, by which time I had already completed secondary school and was preparing for university. His suggestion that I benefited from vacation classes he organised as MP is therefore inconsistent with the historical record. A little diligence would have avoided this unfortunate misrepresentation and lies”.

The Education Ministry spokesperson used the opportunity to outline contributions he has made to the constituency’s development, noting that he did so even though he was not a Member of Parliament then.

“Perhaps what matters most to me, however, is not what I have accumulated for myself, but what I have contributed to the lives of others. Without holding parliamentary office, I have provided books and learning materials valued at over GH¢1 million to schools across the constituency, reaching all 53 schools; supported final-year students with educational materials, including mathematical sets; facilitated employment and placement opportunities for over 40 young people through the Ghana Education Service and Ghana TVET Service; supported borehole projects in some communities; and mentored young people. I have also extended educational and other forms of support to party delegates, party members and individuals within the constituency. Beyond openly campaigning for our 2024 parliamentary candidate, I supported his campaign and those of four other constituencies with 5,000 campaign shirts,” he said.

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