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Ghana High Commission to proceed with UK PhD scholars’ verification, oath-taking
Ghana’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Sabah Zita Benson, has confirmed that the Ghana High Commission will proceed with a planned verification and oath-taking exercise for PhD students in the UK sponsored by the Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA).
The High Commissioner also rejected claims that the oath-taking requirement was being applied retroactively, insisting that the exercise fell within the GSA’s authority.“The Ghana High Commission, acting on behalf of the GSA, shall go ahead with the planned verification and oath-taking,” she stated.
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