Ghana Prisons Chief Urges Against Equating Success with English Fluency

Director-General Patience Baffoe-Bonnie of the Ghana Prisons Service has publicly advised citizens not to measure their potential or success by their ability to speak English fluently.

1 Sept, 11:33 — 1 Sept, 11:33

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Don’t let poor English define your potential – Prisons Service DG to Ghanaians

The Director-General of the Ghana Prisons Service (GPS), Patience Baffoe-Bonnie, has urged Ghanaians to stop equating success with proficiency in the English language, saying inability to speak English fluently should not be the yardstick to define a person’s potential.

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