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Ghana’s educationist denies calls to fire GTEC’s deputy head, citing legal authority, while GATF demands removal of the director-general over regulatory failures.
Calls for the resignation of GTEC Deputy Director General Prof Augustine Ocloo are unfounded and legally inaccurate, according to educationist Mark Arthur, who clarified under Ghana’s Education Regulatory Bodies Act, 2020, the Director-General holds sole executive authority.
The Deputy Director General, he said, acts only under delegation and bears no independent responsibility for GTEC’s actions.
Arthur dismissed claims linking the deputy to institutional decisions as misrepresentations undermining fair governance.
Separately, the Governance, Accountability and Transparency Forum (GATF) called for the removal of GTEC Director-General Prof Ahmed Jinapor Abdulai, citing regulatory failures, alleged conflicts of interest, and inaction on Vera Graham Asante’s unaccredited PhD.
GATF claims GTEC ignored complaints despite evidence, raising concerns about academic integrity and potential regulatory capture.
El educador de Ghana niega los llamados a despedir al subdirector de GTEC, citando la autoridad legal, mientras que GATF exige la destitución del director general por fallas regulatorias.