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Photos of School in Upper East with no Floor & Furniture Break Hearts Online

Wednesday, July 07, 2021 at 11:37 AM by Ebenezer Agbey Quist

Saabisi Primary School, a school under the Kassena-Nankana Municipal of the Upper East Region is in a deplorable state
Pictures showing the poor state of the various facilities have been amassing massive reactions on social media
YEN.com.gh has put together some of the interesting comments regarding this as calls are being made on the government for things to be fixed

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Pictures from the Upper East Region of Ghana, showing a school called Saabisi Primary School under the Kassena-Nankana Municipal are breaking the hearts of Ghanaians online.

The visuals being circulated on social media show that the Saabisi Primary School lacks furniture, parts of the classrooms have broken floors and the students have to sit on the floor to learn.

A concerned citizen named Alemya Moses in Navrongo who shared the information is making calls on government and stakeholders to help remedy the situation.

What Ghanaians are saying:

Ghanaians could not keep their cool after seeing the pictures.

Below were some of their comments.

Asamoah Kwaku mentioned:

The teachers are doing a great job by teaching in such a condition. Is there a DCE or a district education director??? They need canes

Damielo Sagent Doe said:

See our leaders are so ignorant in this country.look at this place, and yet they are seeking for allowance for their spouses.hmm. may God help us. So that our leaders should at least change their attitude

Gla Dix commented:

Just yesterday they approved presidential spouses allowance .. I can’t think far.. why won’t the rich always be rich ? Sooo sooo sooo pathetic

Photos of School in Upper East with no Floor & Furniture Breaks Hearts Online Credit: TV3 Ghana
Source: Facebook

In an earlier report, a kindhearted Ghanaian teacher called Gloria Lardi Adakurugu who is known as Efya Lardi Lessons Learnt on Facebook spent part of her income to improve the conditions in the school for students.