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OBUASI SHTS ALLEGED SEXUAL ABUSE SCANDAL: WHO WILL PROTECT OUR SCHOOLGIRLS? JUSTICE & ACCOUNTABILITY

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OBUASI SHTS ALLEGED SEXUAL ABUSE SCANDAL: WHO WILL PROTECT OUR SCHOOLGIRLS? JUSTICE & ACCOUNTABILITY

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THE CENTER GHANA
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*OBUASI SHTS SEXUAL ABUSE ALLEGATIONS: 16 STUDENTS SPEAK OUT — WHO WILL PROTECT OUR SCHOOLGIRLS?* The controversy surrounding Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SHTS) has sparked serious public concern, emotional reactions, and growing demands for justice and accountability. At the center of the controversy are allegations of sexual abuse involving the school's headmaster, Zakaria Abdulai, and reports concerning 16 students. The issue has generated intense discussions across Ghana, raising troubling questions about student safety, institutional responsibility, political involvement, and the protection of vulnerable schoolchildren. UTV presenter Abenaa Kyei Boakye's emotional reaction and strong public commentary, including calls for severe punishment, have brought renewed attention to the case. Meanwhile, the NDC's decision not to disqualify the headmaster from its internal electoral process has added another dimension to the controversy. The party has emphasized that the allegations must be determined by the police and courts. *In today's discussion on THE BASE USA, we examine:* 🔴 The sexual abuse allegations surrounding Obuasi SHTS. 🔴 The reported accounts involving 16 students. 🔴 The emotional reactions and public calls for justice. 🔴 The NDC's position regarding the headmaster. 🔴 Whether Ghana's educational institutions are doing enough to protect students. 🔴 The responsibility of school authorities, political leaders, and law enforcement. 🔴 What justice and accountability should look like for alleged victims. *IMPORTANT:* These remain allegations, and the individuals involved are entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty by a competent court. The welfare, dignity, and protection of students must remain