LILBED

By Obed Yadzo and Adja Lilian

Introducing LILBED: A New Word for a New Era

LILBED is a new word that represents a new name that establishes identity. Derived from the combination of the Christian names of two young African writers, Yadzo Obed and Adja Lilian Koadade, LILBED is a portmanteau of "Lil" from Lilian and "Bed" from Obed.

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HIGH SCHOOLS IN GHANA

By Obed Yadzo and Adja Lilian
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Out of the world's population rate, Ghana only have 0.43% of 34,828,523. This makes up about 0.43% of the world's population. There are over 200 high school in Ghana exclusively Private Setups. This  this is how The education system is being monitored. Open now and  watch where  Ghana has over 180 Senior High Schools (SHS) established electronically forgetting the hardcopies. Explanation to  Ghana's educational system has six years of primary school, three years of Junior High School, three years of SHS, and four years of university. Formal education up to the secondary level is free in Ghana. The government launched the free SHS policy in September 2017, which took effect in the 2017/2018 academic year. At the end of SHS, students take the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in each of their subjects. Wesleyan High School was the first secondary school in the Gold Coast, which is now Ghana. It was founded on April 3,...
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Ghana - Schools. What is wrong?

By Obed Yadzo and Adja Lilian
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  Ghana’s Educational Landscape: A System of Growth and Digital Transformation Ghana currently holds approximately 0.43% of the world’s population, with a national population of 34,828,523. Despite this modest share, the country is making remarkable strides in its education sector, especially in secondary education. There are over 200 private high schools across Ghana, reflecting a growing demand for quality and specialized education. Additionally, more than 180 public Senior High Schools (SHS) have been digitally established, transitioning away from traditional paper-based systems. This shift is a bold step toward modernizing the country's educational monitoring and management. Ghana’s formal education system is structured as follows: 6 years of Primary School 3 years of Junior High School (JHS) 3 years of Senior High School (SHS) 4 years of University education Formal education up to the SHS level is entirely free, thanks to the Free SHS Policy launched by the government in Septe...
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