On Monday, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo launched the "One Student, One Tablet" initiative as part of the Ghana Smart School Project.
Speaking at the launch which was held at the Accra International Conference Center, President Akufo-Addo said "Providing tablets to our SHS students will open doors to endless opportunities. That is one student, and one tablet under the Ghana Smart Schools Project. The tablets are fitted with digital content to aid research, teaching, and learning"
The Ghana Smart School Project aims to distribute 1.3 million educational tablets to SHS students nationwide.
Former Member of Parliament for Buem constituency, Daniel Kwesi Ashiamah speaking to this asked for accountability.
Speaking on The Platform programme on Peace FM, he said Ghanaians need to know the cost of the project and how sustainable it's going to be.
Listen to him in the video below
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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Look at what that corrupt man is saying. This former MP can afford this for his children, so instead of praising the efforts of the government, he asking such a question. This man was an MP, making decisions for Ghana? Surprised indeed
The NDC knows the cost/price of everything BUT does not know the Value of them!
…if you think education is expensive then try ignorance as the saying goes. Isn’t this human capital investment far better than the reckless spending of buying V8 cars by governments of our dear nation and why shouldn’t it be sustainable if the governments get their priorities right. This regressive partisan politics has become the bane of our development.
it is same cost as your party paid to Roland Agambire but didn't deliver a single laptop