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Students with disabilities storm Scholarship Secretariat to demand unreleased funds

Students with disabilities storm Scholarship Secretariat to demand unreleased funds
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Students with disabilities from the University of Education, Winneba, and Cape Coast University have stormed the Scholarship Secretariat in Accra to demand the release of long-overdue scholarship funds promised by the government.

The aggrieved students, represented by the Association of Students with Disabilities, claim the lack of funds jeopardizes their education.

Speaking with one of the students, Stephen on Plan BFM late afternoon show EBAANOSEN hosted by Ohene Kinnah, Stephen said

“We were told last year that we would be paid and We were more patient with them and most of us did not pay our school fees because we had it in mind that with the scholarship, we would be paid but that did not happen.”

According to the aggrieved students, the management of their schools has threatened to defer their courses if payment is not made soon.

In a bid to prevent that, the group has vowed to spend the night at the Scholarship Secretariat if it does not receive a favorable response.

Stephen further alleged that the government has repeatedly defaulted on these scholarship promises.

“We kept on doing the follow-up this year and so we came here and wanted to know the very day they would be paying us because we were on the verge of deferring our courses and we are now doing everything we can to ensure that the monies are released to ensure we don’t defer our courses.”

Source: Maxwell Ohene Addo/Planbfmonline.com
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