There is a beautiful caution from the house I live in, which says that keeping your hair can and will impair your learning, force you against authorities, and influence you into hard drugs till you fail. I kept my hair, and obviously, it’s failed me miserably! I remember scoring all Fs on my final exam. Now I'm homeless, uneducated, and incredibly useless! Please cut your hair before getting an education; be different.
Society cannot be judged under one lens, for it is not a single entity. It may look like we are chasing a valuable concept: uniformity, by forcing all students to keep a low cut. But what has uniformity got to do with equality? Rome wasn't built in a day, and I'm hoping someday, we will lay the first bricks!
The “AKWAABA” sign at the Kotoka airport is an advertisement by MTN, NOT a government signage to welcome visitors to Ghana. Therefore, if you want “OOBAKE” to also be displayed at the airport, then buy an advertising space.
Rejected Achimota ‘Rasta Student’ Graduates from GIS
Oheneba Nkrabea has successfully completed his secondary education at Ghana International School, years after being denied admission to Achimota School over his dreadlocks and religious beliefs.
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