It has emerged that students of public senior high schools in the Northern Region could starve for sometime because of anticipated food rationing.<\/p>\n
The students have been compelled to return to school Thursday January 12, following one week postponement of the reopening date.<\/p>\n
Citifmonline.com checks uncovered that government has so far released meager funds meant to settle one out of the three academic terms Feeding Grants debt.<\/p>\n
A Bursar (name withheld) has described the part payment as abysmal.<\/p>\n
He revealed that students might starve for some time pending full payment of the unpaid accumulated debt.<\/p>\n
He posited that management could reduce the quantity of food served at the dining hall.<\/p>\n
Some civil society organizations and Parent Teacher Associations are unhappy about the perennial Feeding Grants problem and have called for a permanent solution.<\/p>\n
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By: Abdul Karim Naatogmah\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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