Retribution is the Lord’s – Private School Teachers tell Akufo-Addo.

The Coalition of Private School Teachers, Ghana (CPTS-Ghana) has blamed the Akufo-Addo government for denying them an OK business just as denying Ghanaian kids their entitlement to instruction.

This returns on the of President Akufo-Addo declaration in his sixteenth location on the Covid-19 pandemic that in conference with the Ghana Education Service (GES), the rest of the scholarly year for all nursery, kindergarten, essential, and JHS 1 and SHS 1 understudies has been delayed to 2021.

Because of the President’s announcement, the CCPTS-Ghana stated: “We reject the purposes behind denying the Ghanaian kids their protected rights to instruction for just about one year and the privilege of tuition based school educators to attempt to win average employments”.

They weeped over the way that the legislature believed schools to be risky “for the Ghanaian kid to build up their vocations” during when dynamic cases in Ghana at the hour of the President’s “last location was under 1200 and all organizations including drinking spots, commercial centers, houses of worship and so forth were resumed business.

As indicated by them, this news does not shock them subsequent to hearing gossipy tidbits that legislature has no cash to support the Free SHS program, and this, they accept has constrained the administration to defer the returning of schools until 2021.

The CPST-Ghana likewise regretted the quietness of ideological groups, feeling pioneers, the media, just as common society associations concerning their predicament and that of the Ghanaian youngster.

“The quietness of every single ideological group, strict pioneers, the media, common society associations and so forth to this issue is an unmistakable validation the way that Ghana as a nation doesn’t organize the instruction of our kids and on the off chance that without a doubt the facts confirm that we get what we really ask for, at that point children will be a superior adjudicator,” they said.

As indicated by the CPTS-Ghana, they won’t set out on any endeavor (counting their planned exhibit which was to take off on September 22) that will put their individuals helpless before the law or police fierceness, rather they will take their difficulties to the Lord in petition.

They expressed: “For us as instructors in the private segment, all we state is that if without a doubt we are being denied our average occupations and the Ghanaian kid is removed from the study hall for very nearly a year only for political convenience, the Bible has said that retribution is the Lord’s. This fight is in reality the Lord’s.”

They were captivated at the way that Italy which was gravely hit by the novel Covid will be completely resuming schools by September 14 and found no legitimization for the deferral in returning schools in Ghana, which has not endured the orderly impact of the infection in similar extents as different nations have.

They are thusly encouraging all non-public school instructors, people or establishment whose business has been influenced by the Coronavirus limitations to join the CPTS-Ghana “to take on this conflict on our knees… for God to correct judgment, if in reality the helpless tuition based school educators, school-related organizations and the Ghanaian kids merit what we have been presented with.”

The Coalition of Private School Teachers further prompted its individuals to send an expression of alert to family members “to reconsider and take with a spot of salt when a legislator offers anything for FREE.”