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Parents cautioned against fraudsters promising SHS placement changes
Ahafo Regional Secretary of the National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations (NCPTA) Kwame Nti Yeboah,) said some individuals on social media are taking advantage of anxious parents by promising to help alter examination results or influence the placement process.
The Ministry of Education last Friday night released the 2026 senior high school placement for qualified Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) graduates amid mixed reactions from parents and guardians.
Mr Nti Yeboah stressed the need for parents to remain vigilant, particularly on social media, where fraudulent individuals may exploit the placement process to demand money or personal information.
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