Category: Advocacy

Sympathy Votes Fail for the First Time, NDC Snatches Akwatia Seat – William Boadi, EAI 

Sympathy Votes Fail for the First Time, NDC Snatches Akwatia Seat – William Boadi, EAI   As of September 2025, Ghana has conducted a total of 32 parliamentary by-elections since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1993. These by-elections are typically held following the death or resignation of sitting Members of Parliament (MPs). In...
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Development Is Not a Political Weapon, Retract and Apologize Now!. Hon. Collins Dauda Told | Video – Political Analyst

Hon. Collins Dauda Must Be Informed That Development Is Not a Political Weapon – Political analyst The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has taken note, with grave concern, of a public comment made by Hon. Collins Dauda, Member of Parliament for Asutifi South, during a live engagement, in which he stated: “If I were the president...
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Akwatia By-Election: Ghana Police Must Protect Every Voter Without Favoritism – William Boadi, EAI

Akwatia By-Election: Ghana Police Must Protect Every Voter Without Favoritism – William Boadi, EA Accra, Ghana Monday, September 2, 2025 As the people of Akwatia prepare to cast their votes in the by-election scheduled for Tuesday, September 3, the Educate Africa Institute (EAI) is calling on the Ghana Police Service to rise to the occasion...
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Akwatia By-Election: NDC Leads, Yet Akwatia Contest Too Close to Call – William Boadi, EAI 

Akwatia By-Election: NDC Leads, Yet Akwatia Contest Too Close to Call – William Boadi, EAI As the much-anticipated Akwatia by-election approaches on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the political atmosphere in the constituency is charged with energy, uncertainty, and keen public interest. The contest, largely framed as a straight fight between the governing New Patriotic Party...
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The Act of Weeding in Schools Should Not Be Misconstrued Merely as Punishment – William Boadi, EAI 

The Act of Weeding in Schools Should Not Be Misconstrued Merely as Punishment – William Boadi, EAI With the highest regard, I would like to respectfully respond to the Chief of Staff’s recent statement on the need to end the practice of weeding as punishment in schools, on the grounds that it discourages students from...
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EDUCATE AFRICA INSTITUTE (EAI) READY TO LEAD LEGAL ACTION AGAINST WAEC OVER CANCELLATION AND WITHHOLDING OF BECE RESULTS – William Boadi

EDUCATE AFRICA INSTITUTE (EAI) READY TO LEAD LEGAL ACTION AGAINST WAEC OVER CANCELLATION AND WITHHOLDING OF BECE RESULTS – William Boadi The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has taken notice of the West African Examinations Council’s (WAEC) press release dated Friday, 15th August, 2025, regarding the release of provisional results for the Basic Education Certificate Examination...
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WAEC As An Institution Has Outlived its Usefulness and Must Be Abolished – William Boadi, EAI 

The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has taken notice of the West African Examinations Council’s (WAEC) press release dated Friday, 15th August, 2025, on the release of provisional results for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for School Candidates. In the said report, WAEC announced the *cancellation of subject results of 718 candidates, entire results of...
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GTEC Must Focus on Producing Problem-Solving Graduates with Skills-Based, Industry-Relevant Programmes, Not Chasing Titles – William Boadi, EAI

PRESS RELEASE GTEC Must Focus on Producing Problem-Solving Graduates with Skills-Based, Industry-Relevant Programmes, Not Chasing Titles – William Boadi, EAI The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) was established to regulate and enhance the quality of tertiary education in Ghana. Its primary responsibility is to ensure that institutions produce graduates who can contribute meaningfully to national...
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76% of Female Students Could Drop Out If Married Men Remain Faithful, EAI Study – William Boadi

EAI Research: 76% of Female Students Could Drop Out If Married Men Remain Faithful – William Boadi The Silent Economy of Infidelity and Its Toll on Female Education in Sub-Saharan Africa Research conducted by Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has revealed a controversial but urgent reality: if all married men in Sub-Saharan Africa decided today to...
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Educate Africa Institute Commends Education Minister for Cancelling Teacher Licensure Exams – William Boadi

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 15, 2025 Educate Africa Institute Commends Education Minister for Cancelling Teacher Licensure Exams – William Boadi Educate Africa Institute (EAI) warmly commends the Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, for the decisive directive to abolish the Teacher Licensure Examinations by August 30, 2025, as part of broader reforms to strengthen teacher...
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