BOLE SHS TEACHER PLEADING IN NEW VIRAL VIDEO, AS GES DEMANDS SWIFT POLICE ARREST AND PROSECUTION

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  Following the shocking revelations and widespread condemnation of the Bole Senior High School (Bole SHS) teacher-student scandal,  new developments are rapidly emerging,  heightening the urgency of the situation.  A new video has surfaced online showing the dismissed teacher making a desperate,  public plea for forgiveness,  even as educational authorities are intensifying pressure for his criminal prosecution. The "Apology" Video Surfaces In a video currently circulating widely across social media platforms,  the man identifies himself and confirms he was a teacher at Bole SHS.  He is seen sitting in a red plastic chair,  appearing agitated and pleading with both the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the general Ghanaian public.  He explicitly mentions that he has already been dismissed from his post following the initial scandal. The man,  clearly attempting to appeal to public mercy,  states that it was "never his intentio...

NKORANZA SOUTH MCE SPEAKS ON POLICE ABSENCE, URGES RESIDENTS TO HAVE FAITH IN PRESIDENT NANA AKUFFO ADDO.



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The Municipal chief executive for the Nkoranza South Municipal Hon Daniel Owuredu has  called on the people of the area to stay calm and count on the President promise of getting the police return to duty in the area. The police Service vacated post after the death of one Albert Donkor that also led to a bloody protest leading to the death of another one person.



In may this year, protesters besieged the Nkoranza Police station and vandalized property and also discharged suspects who were in police custody. In line with this, the inspector general of police Akuffo Dampare visited the area to mediate peace between residents and the police. Subsequently, police withdrew their services in the area and residents had to travel to Techiman and other places to make official complains.


The traditional leadership of the Bono area visited president Akuffo in late August 2022 at the flag staff house and a complain was laid to the President about the situation. The President then promised the traditional leaders that, police would return to the area. Some residents have however expressed anxiety over the delay in the return.

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However, the Municipal Chief Executive for the Nkoranza South Municipality Hon Daniel Owuredu have called for calm among residents as they wait on the return of the police officers. He added that, the commander in chief of the arm forces has promised and residents should trust the process.





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