• About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
Sunday, August 3, 2025
  • Login
The Vaultz News
  • Top Stories
  • News
    • General News
    • Education
    • Health
    • Opinions
  • Economics
    • Economy
    • Finance
      • Banking
      • Insurance
      • Pension
    • Securities/Markets
  • Business
    • Agribusiness
    • Vaultz Business
    • Extractives/Energy
    • Real Estate
  • World
    • Africa
    • America
    • Europe
    • UK
    • USA
    • Asia
    • Around the Globe
  • Innovation
    • Technology
    • Wheels
  • Entertainment
  • 20MOBPL2DNew
  • Jobs & Scholarships
    • Job Vacancies
    • Scholarships
No Result
View All Result
The Vaultz News
  • Top Stories
  • News
    • General News
    • Education
    • Health
    • Opinions
  • Economics
    • Economy
    • Finance
      • Banking
      • Insurance
      • Pension
    • Securities/Markets
  • Business
    • Agribusiness
    • Vaultz Business
    • Extractives/Energy
    • Real Estate
  • World
    • Africa
    • America
    • Europe
    • UK
    • USA
    • Asia
    • Around the Globe
  • Innovation
    • Technology
    • Wheels
  • Entertainment
  • 20MOBPL2DNew
  • Jobs & Scholarships
    • Job Vacancies
    • Scholarships
No Result
View All Result
The Vaultz News
No Result
View All Result

Ghanaian Students Have Paid Fees And We Demand To Be Taught- USAG

January 31, 2022
Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
in General News
0
President of University Students Association of Ghana (USAG), Dr Christian Armah, has demanded the resumption of teaching activities in universities across the country as students have paid fees to be taught.

President of University Students Association of Ghana (USAG), Dr Christian Armah.

President of University Students Association of Ghana (USAG), Dr Christian Philip Armah, has demanded the resumption of teaching activities in universities across the country as students have paid fees and are expected to be taught.

According to him, although UTAG’s prolonged strike action isn’t the first to happen, he does not want a repetition that will disrupt the academic schedules of students. Dr Armah explained that with the imminent closure of universities as UTAG’s strike enters its fourth week, students will be made to bear the brunt of its repercussions.

“It happened in the nineties and some of our lecturers who are currently teaching us were affected; some of them were students… So, we do not want that situation to happen [and] that is why… we are bent on making sure that our lecturers return to the classroom. If for nothing at all, Ghanaian students have paid fees and we demand to be taught”.

Dr Christian Philip Armah

Dr Armah expressed worry particularly concerning the “image out there” for the country considering the international students who have paid to be taught. He questioned whether Ghana is the “destination where we want international students to always come and benefit from the education we are giving to our people?”.

RelatedPosts

Sam George Rejects DStv’s Proposal, Insists on Price Reduction

Tasty Tom Tomato Recalls Some Products Over Safety Concerns

Unibank Case Undermines Justice And Accountability- Barker-Vormawor 

“With this strike action, it is very expensive for these international students and the fees they pay is not easy. In terms of accommodation, they do not pay even the same amount that the Ghanaian students are paying and they have been here for weeks [and] we are entering the fourth week and nothing is going on. So, we do not want to be quiet about this…”

Dr Christian Philip Armah
Impact of UTAG strike on academic work

Commenting on the impact of the strike on the student population, Dr Armah disclosed that students are still in school, although they are not privy to information regarding when lecturers will return. Last year, he explained that just when students were about writing their exams, lecturers went on strike and the academic calendar was distorted. Following the calling off of UTAG’s strike, he noted that the move placed undue stress on students to complete the academic year because the academic calendar was not extended.

“So, more pressure, more work within the shortest possible time. We went for a very short break, we’ve come back [and] parents were forced to pay fees again and just when we were about paying our fees, securing our accommodation for ourselves, another strike action. So, the impact on students [and] academic work has been very huge, and on us as student leaders, double wahala… It’s been a stressful period for the past three weeks and we can’t take it any longer”.

Dr Christian Philip Armah

Dr Armah revealed that as part of the Association’s effort to expedite the resolution of matters relating to the strike action, USAG has met with the National Labour Commission and the Ministry of Education. However, he explained that in the past week, their core meetings have been with the various Students’ Representative Councils across the country which have bemoaned the “conditions of the students”.

READ ALSO: Introduction Of E-levy Due To Post COVID Economy- Fatima Abubakar

Tags: Ghana NewsStrike ActionUSAGUTAG
Please login to join discussion
Previous Post

Russia, US, Ukraine to meet with UN Security Council

Next Post

Rules of Engagement Applied- ACP Kwesi Ofori on Kwabenya Police Attack

[mc4wp_form id="1264"]

Related Posts

Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 
Extractives/Energy

Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 

August 3, 2025
Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey George
General News

Sam George Rejects DStv’s Proposal, Insists on Price Reduction

August 3, 2025
New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique
Africa

New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique

August 3, 2025
Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness
Entertainment

Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness

August 3, 2025
Family Opens Condolence Book for Daddy Lumba
Entertainment

Ghanaians Celebrate Daddy Lumba With Candlelight Vigil

August 2, 2025
Ghana’s GH₵525bn Financial Sector Faces Hidden Risk from Securities Industry
Banking

Ghana’s GH₵525bn Financial Sector Faces Hidden Risk from Securities Industry

August 2, 2025
Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 
Extractives/Energy

Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 

by Prince AgyapongAugust 3, 2025
Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey George
General News

Sam George Rejects DStv’s Proposal, Insists on Price Reduction

by Evans Junior OwuAugust 3, 2025
New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique
Africa

New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique

by Lawrence AnkutseAugust 3, 2025
Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness
Entertainment

Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness

by Esther Korantemaa OffeiAugust 3, 2025
Family Opens Condolence Book for Daddy Lumba
Entertainment

Ghanaians Celebrate Daddy Lumba With Candlelight Vigil

by Esther Korantemaa OffeiAugust 2, 2025
Ghana’s GH₵525bn Financial Sector Faces Hidden Risk from Securities Industry
Banking

Ghana’s GH₵525bn Financial Sector Faces Hidden Risk from Securities Industry

by Stephen M.CAugust 2, 2025
Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 
Ghana’s Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey George
New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique
Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness
Family Opens Condolence Book for Daddy Lumba
Ghana’s GH₵525bn Financial Sector Faces Hidden Risk from Securities Industry
[/vc_row_inner]

Recent News

  • Newmont Finalises $770M Sale of Akyem Mine to Zijin Mining 
  • Sam George Rejects DStv’s Proposal, Insists on Price Reduction
  • New Wave Of Violence Displaces Thousands In Mozambique
  • Daddy Lumba’s SHS Friend Reveals 15-Year Illness
  • Ghanaians Celebrate Daddy Lumba With Candlelight Vigil
The Vaultz News

Copyright © 2021 The Vaultz News. All rights reserved.

Navigate Site

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact

Follow Us

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Top Stories
  • News
    • General News
    • Education
    • Health
    • Opinions
  • Economics
    • Economy
    • Finance
      • Banking
      • Insurance
      • Pension
    • Securities/Markets
  • Business
    • Agribusiness
    • Vaultz Business
    • Extractives/Energy
    • Real Estate
  • World
    • Africa
    • America
    • Europe
    • UK
    • USA
    • Asia
    • Around the Globe
  • Innovation
    • Technology
    • Wheels
  • Entertainment
  • 20MOBPL2D
  • Jobs & Scholarships
    • Job Vacancies
    • Scholarships

Copyright © 2021 The Vaultz News. All rights reserved.