Diploma Teachers to give Mathew Opoku Prempeh (Napo) show Down on 7th December

 

 

The Controversial Statement by Napo on Diploma Teachers

In an interview with Kessben TV some years ago, Matthew Opoku Prempeh, also known as NaPo when he was the then time education minister, he made some statements that have left a lasting impression on diploma teachers in Ghana. His words, perceived as derogatory and disrespectful, have sparked lingering dissatisfaction among these educators. As rumors swirl about his potential selection as the running mate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the upcoming December 7th elections, affected teachers are vowing to vote against the party in protest.

The Statement that Sparked Outrage

During the interview, Matthew Opoku Prempeh made three claims that have been widely criticized by diploma teachers. Firstly, he stated that in Finland, PhD holders teach in Kindergarten, implying that Ghana's education system is inferior. Secondly, he alleged that diploma graduate teachers had poor grades and results, failing to gain admission to universities. Lastly, he claimed that colleges of education admit students with only four passes instead of the required six.

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Diploma teachers have expressed their hurt and anger towards Matthew Opoku Prempeh's statements, on social media describing him as rude, arrogant, and disrespectful. They feel belittled and undervalued, as if their contributions to the education sector are insignificant. His words have been interpreted as an attack on their profession.

Matthew Opoku Prempeh's statements have created a rift between diploma teachers and the government. The perceived disdain for their profession has led to a decline in morale, causing some teachers to question their purpose and value in the education system. This could have long-term consequences on the sector, potentially affecting the quality of education and student outcomes.

Rumors of his Potential Running Mate Selection

As the December 7th elections approach, rumors are circulating that Matthew Opoku Prempeh might be chosen as the running mate for the NPP. This has sparked outrage among diploma teachers, who are vowing to vote against the party in protest. They feel that his selection would be a slap in the face, disregarding their contributions and validating his derogatory statements.

Matthew Opoku Prempeh's controversial statements have left a lasting impact on diploma teachers in Ghana. The believe that his perceived disrespect and arrogance have created a divide between these educators and the government. As the elections approach, it is crucial for the NPP to consider the sentiments of diploma teachers and the potential consequences of selecting Matthew Opoku Prempeh as their running mate. The education sector is too vital to be jeopardized by political decisions that disregard the value and contributions of dedicated teachers.