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You don't go to somebody's house to tell them how to run it. Same way you wouldn't want anyone coming into your home to boss you around.
Let's be fair guys
Let's put this narrative to rest. Christian mission schools allow Muslims to practice their religion. Public gatherings are compulsory and an example is Sunday service or mass.
St Peter's has a whole class dedicated to Muslims as a Mosque.
The Ghana Muslim Students Association is calling on Parliament’s Committee on Chieftaincy, Culture and Religious Affairs to engage Christian mission schools to stop compelling Muslim students to participate in Christian religious activities.
Chairman of the Association, Dr. Sheikh Amin Bonsu, notes that while Muslim schools make provisions for Christian students to observe their faith, similar arrangements are often lacking in missionary schools for Muslim students.
#GhanaMuslimStudentsAssociation #SheikhAminBonsu #ReligiousFreedom #GhanaNews #ChannelOneNews
@Sa_ddyk There's no mission school in Ghana owned by the government. That's where your mistake is.
You can check. Mission schools are government assisted. The churches own them and the churches run them.
@Sa_ddyk I sympathize with the family of that student. Teachers will chase you in every school for missing school gatherings. The student was running away from accountability and not about the church service.
@wxzhadGh I get where you're coming from. At Wesley Girls, I'm sure parents are informed about the dos and don'ts of the school before they allow you in.
@Sa_ddyk Common sense, I like that.
If you built a house and asked your tenants to live by the rules of the house and they went contrary, are you going to allow them? That's common sense. A house owner determines how the occupants live in it.