Nana Aba Anamoah pities the young Rastafarian boy caught up in grievances with Achimota school and GES.
The story of Rastafarians being denied admissions into secondary schools is all over social media and Ghana at large. This issue commenced after a Rastafarian father took to social media to lament when his brilliant Rastafarian son was rejected by the authorities of Achimota school due to his dreadlocks. The attention of the Ghana Education…
The story of Rastafarians being denied admissions into secondary schools is all over social media and Ghana at large.
This issue commenced after a Rastafarian father took to social media to lament when his brilliant Rastafarian son was rejected by the authorities of Achimota school due to his dreadlocks.
The attention of the Ghana Education Service was drawn onto the issue which they cautioned the Achimota school to admit the brilliant Rastafarian boy into the school.
A lots of suggestions has been raised back and forth by prominent personalities in Ghana.
A Ghanaian journalist and renowned media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has joined the conversation, neither for nor against the two parties but rather feeling sorry for the Rastafarian boy involves in this grievances.
“Think about the poor innocent boy caught up in all of this. His picture is all over the place.
How is he feeling? Do you care?” She questioned.
