GNAT demands independent probe into death of teacher at Gindabour

Reported by MyJoyOnline · 2 hours ago · Prince Adu-Owusu

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The Northern Regional Executives of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) are demanding an independent and transparent investigation into the death of a teacher, Abu Seidu, following an encounter with police personnel at Gindabour in the Savannah Region.

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