Deadlock: Most protesters were outsiders – Registrar

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The Registrar of the University of Education, Winneba, organized a defense for the students of the school after violent demonstrations which led to the temporal closure of the school.

According to Paul Osei Barima, most of the protesters were "foreigners of the city" and not students.

He told Richard Kwadwo Nyarko of Joy News that he could not say why some foreigners would decide to get involved in an internal affair of the STE.

"Most of the students attended conferences and went there to create a lot of trouble and panic. Most of the students had to drop their clbades, "said Braimah in a very frustrated tone.

The clerk thinks that some people are directing the attacks on the school management and "wanting to use the students".

"We are conducting a serious investigation," he said, adding that on Monday they would do everything to make the public aware of the role of the university's board of governors.

What is the cause of the demonstrations?

Students marched across the north campus of the university in protest at three lectures that were canceled by the council.

Students want the university to bring back their teachers. They walked across the campus, demanding, so loudly on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, figures rose despite the badurances of the Minister of State for Higher Education at the Ministry of Education.

They disrupted the clbades of their colleague who would not participate in the fight. Sensing a degeneration, the police were deployed on campus.

But a blackout Wednesday night helped students while they were burning tires and blocking roads; have darkness to hide their identity.

They vandalized school buildings, school buses and other property.

The Association of University Teachers of Ghana (UTAG) very early supported the protest, but warned against excesses.

Students stranded

The police have since been deployed to campus to burn students.

According to some students who spoke to JoyNews on Friday morning, they would be stranded on campus after the site closed.

One of them explained that they had not heard the news of the early closure and that their luggage was locked in the hall but that the police did not give them access.

Who is to blame?

Rector Anthony Afful-Broni, recently sworn Vice Chancellor, has been accused.

Rev. Professor Anthony Afful-Broni

He is accused of making a trip to eliminate the staff of his perceived enemies. Thirty members of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the stand were dismissed.

But the vice-chancellor did not respond to these accusations.

Three influential members dismissed

The director of the faculty of language teaching in Ajumako, Ephraim Avea Nsoh, professor, was sacked because he was not cooperating with other members of the leadership, reported the Daily Graphic.

The local president of the Association of University Teachers of Ghana (UTAG), Mr. Frimpong Kakyire Duku, was dismissed after taking legal action against his employer "without just cause" and without exhausting internal procedures.

Dr. Emmanuel Osei Sarpong, former alumni president who represented alumni on the university board, was dismissed on the grounds that he would have shown a lack of respect towards the council of the university. the university, deciding to exclude it from the board meeting. said was about to make a decision with which he was not comfortable.