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It is not our intent to train criminals – Owass Headmaster

It is not our intent to train criminals – Owasso Headmaster Headmaster of Opoku Ware Secondary School in Kumasi, Rev Fr. Stephen Owusu Sekyere, has described an unfortunate, robbery incident involving some students of the school. Three final-year students of the school are facing the law for allegedly attempting to hijack a taxi at a knife point in Kumasi. The boys, between the ages of 17 and 19…

NATIONAL SCIENCE AND MATHS QUIZ : OWASS dumps GHANASS, Oda SHS to set up epic all-Kumasi semi-final

Host city Kumasi is set to witness the biggest derby on home soil in the ongoing National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) in the semi-final stage.This was confirmed after favourites Opoku Ware School dashed underdogs Ghana Senior High’s hopes of causing an upset in the last quarterfinal contest on Sunday evening.The contest was a tough one but after Round Three which has the ‘Problem of the Day,’…

Presec disgraces Adisco, Owass to make NSMQ finals – full results

The NSMQ is an annual science and mathematics quiz for senior high schools in Ghana.

The Presbyterian Boys’ Senior High School (PRESEC-Legon) have qualified to the finals of this year’s National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) .

The Legon boys put up a master class performance to beat   competition from Adisadel College (Adisco) of Cape Coast and Opoku Ware Senior High School (OWASS) from Ashanti…

OWASS student stabbed to death

An eighteen-year-old Senior High School student of Opoku Ware Senior High School in the Ashanti Region was yesterday stabbed to death following a confrontation between two men over a lover.

The deceased, identified as Isaac Kwesi Amponsah, according to an eyewitness account, was trying to separate the two men who were fighting when one of them stabbed him in the process.

The two men, identified…

New Post has been published on http://www.xplicitgh.com/this-is-why-owass-headmaster-sacked-three-gay-students/

This Is Why OWASS Headmaster Sacked Three Gay Students

Authorities at the Opoku Ware Senior High School have strongly defended their decision to suspend three alleged homosexual students.

The school has been criticized by some human rights activists for its action describing it as unjust.

But the headmaster of the school, Dr. Alexis Frimpong Nimoh claims the students posed a threat to their colleagues hence the decision to suspend them.

He has also rejected criticisms that the school’s action was unjust. According to him, the students would have convinced others to become gays if they had not been expelled.

“We didn’t want them to pollute others into it. You see this is something that they initiate others into, and they are very powerful and when you trace you would see that they have influence from outside.”

Mr. Nimoh added that most of the parents of the suspected homosexuals were not aware their wards were into such acts.

The three boys, were suspended after a disciplinary committee established they were homosexuals, following a ‘caught-in-the-act’ report made against them by their colleagues.

New Post has been published on http://www.xplicitgh.com/this-is-why-owass-headmaster-sacked-three-gay-students/

This Is Why OWASS Headmaster Sacked Three Gay Students

Authorities at the Opoku Ware Senior High School have strongly defended their decision to suspend three alleged homosexual students.

The school has been criticized by some human rights activists for its action describing it as unjust.

But the headmaster of the school, Dr. Alexis Frimpong Nimoh claims the students posed a threat to their colleagues hence the decision to suspend them.

He has also rejected criticisms that the school’s action was unjust. According to him, the students would have convinced others to become gays if they had not been expelled.

“We didn’t want them to pollute others into it. You see this is something that they initiate others into, and they are very powerful and when you trace you would see that they have influence from outside.”

Mr. Nimoh added that most of the parents of the suspected homosexuals were not aware their wards were into such acts.

The three boys, were suspended after a disciplinary committee established they were homosexuals, following a ‘caught-in-the-act’ report made against them by their colleagues.

New Post has been published on http://www.xplicitgh.com/this-is-why-owass-headmaster-sacked-three-gay-students/

This Is Why OWASS Headmaster Sacked Three Gay Students

Authorities at the Opoku Ware Senior High School have strongly defended their decision to suspend three alleged homosexual students.

The school has been criticized by some human rights activists for its action describing it as unjust.

But the headmaster of the school, Dr. Alexis Frimpong Nimoh claims the students posed a threat to their colleagues hence the decision to suspend them.

He has also rejected criticisms that the school’s action was unjust. According to him, the students would have convinced others to become gays if they had not been expelled.

“We didn’t want them to pollute others into it. You see this is something that they initiate others into, and they are very powerful and when you trace you would see that they have influence from outside.”

Mr. Nimoh added that most of the parents of the suspected homosexuals were not aware their wards were into such acts.

The three boys, were suspended after a disciplinary committee established they were homosexuals, following a ‘caught-in-the-act’ report made against them by their colleagues.

New Post has been published on http://www.xplicitgh.com/this-is-why-owass-headmaster-sacked-three-gay-students/

This Is Why OWASS Headmaster Sacked Three Gay Students

Authorities at the Opoku Ware Senior High School have strongly defended their decision to suspend three alleged homosexual students.

The school has been criticized by some human rights activists for its action describing it as unjust.

But the headmaster of the school, Dr. Alexis Frimpong Nimoh claims the students posed a threat to their colleagues hence the decision to suspend them.

He has also rejected criticisms that the school’s action was unjust. According to him, the students would have convinced others to become gays if they had not been expelled.

“We didn’t want them to pollute others into it. You see this is something that they initiate others into, and they are very powerful and when you trace you would see that they have influence from outside.”

Mr. Nimoh added that most of the parents of the suspected homosexuals were not aware their wards were into such acts.

The three boys, were suspended after a disciplinary committee established they were homosexuals, following a ‘caught-in-the-act’ report made against them by their colleagues.