Abena Mensah Nurse Life Story at 34
My name is Abena Mensah. I am 34 years old, and I have worked as a nurse at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra for eight years.
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“We Want 2 Years’ Experience”: A Worrying Condition for Job Seekers
“Every experienced professional was once inexperienced. Every skilled worker once needed someone to give them a first opportunity.” Sir Joe
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The Heart of a Man? Sir Joe Exposes the Truth
Wickedness is not determined by wealth, nationality, education, age or social status. A poor person can have a wicked heart, just as a rich person can.
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BECE Stanine Grading System vis-à-vis the Competency-Based Curriculum: Are We Judging Our Children Fairly?
The release of the 2026 BECE results has sparked many discussions, comparisons, and debates among parents, teachers, and the general public. But do we truly understand how the BECE Stanine Grading System works?
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Automatic Posting for Colleges of Education Graduates: Comeback or Backlog?
The uncertainty surrounding automatic posting for Colleges of Education graduates in Ghana continues to raise concern among trained teachers. With recent recruitment exercises limiting opportunities and increasing backlog, many are questioning whether the long-standing policy will return or remain a challenge for future graduates.
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Reasons Why Candidates Should Not Leave the Exam Hall Before the Stop Work Bell
Many BECE candidates are tempted to leave the exam hall immediately after completing their papers, but this is not recommended. Leaving early can lead to forgotten scripts or uncollected answer booklets and …
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Last-Minute BECE Revision Tips for Teachers and Students
Are you fully prepared for the upcoming BECE? What last-minute strategies can teachers use to guide students effectively? How can students revise smartly, avoid common WAEC mistakes, and walk into the exam hall with confidence?
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Systems Make You Rich, Not Hard Work: Do You Agree?
Is hard work truly the key to becoming rich, or do systems and structures play a greater role in building sustainable wealth? This article explores the powerful debate between effort and organized systems
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Developed Countries Are Built on the Foundation of God’s Word – Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako
Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako has stressed that truly developed nations were built on the foundation of God’s Word, urging Africa to return to biblical principles in governance and leadership. Speaking at the Methodist Church Ghana 2026 theme exposition during the Effiduase Diocese Men’s Fellowship Retreat at Kumawu Emmanuel Church
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The Preacher You Want to Hear, or Become
In a world filled with countless voices and influencers- both religious and secular – this reflection explores the vital link between preachers and their hearers. It questions whether preachers truly live what they teach and examines the importance of aligning one’s message with daily practical living
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