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Distribution of sanitary pads: Evidence-based intervention and clueless minority

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  • odei 9 years ago

    foolish article. Just build a factory to manufacture the pads, that's what we are saying.

  • Rosy 9 years ago

    Acquire a loan & instead of using the funds to invest in something meaningful, you want to use the same money to buy cheap pads from china & distribute it to school girls for free.

  • KOLA,LONDON PROPER 9 years ago

    It is food for thought for those stuck in the BUSH. When are those stuck in the Bush going to come to the south to learn some eye-opening before they travel abroad to do their toilet cleaning?

    If those Bush rats claim they ...
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  • KB, SWEDEN 9 years ago

    What do you illiterate do in London?

  • NAKED 9 years ago

    Ask him again my brother, this guy weren't born in nine month so he doesn't know how to talk. Goofy.

  • Atugabiig 9 years ago

    NONSENSE, MISPLACED PRIORITY. THE EDUCATIONAL SECTOR NEEDS BETTER HELP THAN PADS.
    KIDS ARE SCHOOLING UNDER TREES.
    KIDS ARE USING STONES AS CHAIRS AND WOODEN PLANKS AS TABLES.
    KIDS LAY ON THEIR STOMACHS IN DUSTY DILAPIDATED ...
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  • rosy 9 years ago

    fool

  • Osofo 9 years ago

    Borrowing money to provide free sanitary pads is a bad idea. Some of these schools don't have toilet facilities. Zakaria, please tell us what is more important. Government cannot promise free shoes, tampons, condoms, clothes, ...
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  • Nana Yaw 9 years ago

    The idea to keep girls in school is brilliant yet this approach is certainly not the way to go. Poverty reduction and empowering parents to become responsible cannot be grossed over. The government was emphatic that these pad ...
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  • The Mask 9 years ago

    There is a school with adequate free sanitary pads for ladies but no textbooks and a few overstretched teachers.

    Annual Cost: Number of female students nationwide in JSS and SSS X 12 X 5 X Cost of single pad.

    What are t ...
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  • David 9 years ago

    How many times do you want to recycle this trash here?

  • Kwame 9 years ago

    I could remember that in 1965 the opposition in Ghana propagated the falsehood that Kwame Nkrumah's socialism means that there will be hostel for men to visit women who will not work but are to be visited by men to have child ...
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  • DKB 9 years ago

    Get your facts right Kwame. The parliamentarians and opposition are NOT against the buying of sanitary pads. What they are against is taking out a LOAN to buy sanitary pads amongst other things.

    Such things like sanitary ...
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  • Mr Objective 9 years ago

    Please don't even attempt to change the tune after your grand ignorance has been exposed. Your so-called honorables of parliament have already exposed their ignorance and hypocrisy. Don't waste your time trying to explain wha ...
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  • DKB 9 years ago

    Mr Objective, ignorance is allowing politicians to introduce policies which has not been well thought through and supporting them just because you support the party in Govt. I have no honrables but it so happens that the ques ...
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  • Lucy 9 years ago

    Dr. in what? Do we need to go for a world bank loan to buy pads for our girls? Teachers have always helped girls with pads, this is not the problem. The problem is a whole country going out cup in hand to beg for money to buy ...
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  • Kwesi 9 years ago

    Are you a medical doctor or a doctor of philosophy of books?

    Whatever, when you write to ghanaweb, note that this is NOT an academic forum. Don't give us any abstract, method, conclusion, bla bla bla. Just give us your re ...
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  • OPANIN 9 years ago

    Dr. Sakaria,
    Thanks for your article. Very few
    people,if any, are against the idea of supplying sanitary pads to our girls.

    The point you are missing is that should we BORROW to do this. Why cannot the government inves ...
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