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       Students attack teachers for not allowing them cheat in WASSCE
       By: Eda Date: May 10, 2018, 2:30 pm
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       Final year students of Zabzugu Senior High School in the Zabzugu
       District, Ghana, have attacked their teachers with stones and
       other dangerous weapons for not allowing them to cheat in their
       final year examination.
       According to Adomonline, the angry students vandalised school
       properties, smatched doors, television sets, and windows. They
       said it was their right to copy or send texts books into the
       examination hall.
       A student who did not want his name mentioned said, “Even though
       they did not have any pact with their teachers to allow them to
       cheat, they were reliably informed that teachers from other
       schools aid their students by allowing them to copy.”
       A terrified teacher of the school while confirming the attack
       said the only crime they (teachers) committed was not allowing
       the students to copy during the West Africa Senior Secondary
       School Certificate Examination. He added that he was only alive
       because he didn’t take refuge in his house because the students
       went to his house with stones.
       He said, “The students felt they had a right to send their
       notebooks and textbooks to the examination hall, a right they
       the teachers are yet to come across in any of the examination
       regulations.
       “As a result, the students mobilized themselves and stormed the
       school, vandalizing properties and threatening to kill any
       teacher they came across.”
       The teachers have therefore vowed not to supervise or invigilate
       the rest of the exams unless heavy security was provided.
       But the District Chief Executive of Zabzugu Hon. Iddi Ahmed is
       has called on authorities to ensure that the problem between the
       students and the teachers is resolved.
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