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CETAG demands independent probe into death of Gbewa College lecturer

Issaka Abdulai was a lecturer with Gbewaa College of Education's Science Department The Colleges of Education Teachers’ Association of Ghana (CETAG) has called for an immediate, independent and transparent investigation into the death of Abdulai Issaka, a Science Lecturer at Gbewa College of Education.‘We demand justice’ CETAG extended its condolences to Mr Issaka’s family, colleagues and friends, describing his death as a painful loss to the teaching profession and the Gbewa College of Education community.
The Association said it would continue engaging the relevant authorities to ensure that the circumstances surrounding Mr Issaka’s death are properly investigated.
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