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We claim we are Africans, but we respect those who speak English in our schools, describing others as local, when the language is not our birth language.

— Dora Francisca Edu-Buandoh

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You need to build social skills and learn to volunteer because as teachers, you will do more than teaching. Sometimes, you will have to do other things without pay.

I reiterated the need for the students to aim at becoming economically independent, especially women, before venturing into life-long commitments such as marriage.

Those with legitimate power, including those with academic, legal, political and media authority, must understand that power was transient, fragile and must be used wisely.

It is important for them to be confident and not feel intimidated because of your backgrounds.

Perhaps that is why we have an ethno-linguistic crisis looming.

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