Girl- Child Education must be taken Serious to curtail teenage Pregnancies - Parents Advised
The Chief Executive Officer for Abronoma Foundation, a Non Governmental organization in Ghana, Mrs. Linda Nyarko Yeboah has advised parents and guardians to take into consideration the education of their female wards very seriously to reduce the high rate of teenage pregnancies among them in the country.
Freeman Koryekpor Awlesu Greater 
The Chief Executive Officer for Abronoma Foundation, a Non Governmental organization in Ghana, Mrs. Linda Nyarko Yeboah has advised parents and guardians to take into consideration the education of their female wards very seriously to reduce the high rate of teenage pregnancies among them in the country.
Mrs. Nyako Yeboah speaking to newsmen at Sampa, Jaman North district capital where her foundation donated to the Muslims in their fasting period stated that it is time for parents and guardians to ensure that their female wards' education is well catered for.
She emphasized the need to promote girl-child education in the country stating that parents must get their wards closer to them and help them to at least complete their Second cycle of education.
She later pleaded with parents to Give the same attention to their female wards as given to their male wards.
She donated several items including bags of Rice, bags of Sugar, cartons of milk, carton of milk, and several packs of small-sized life bottled mineral water to the Muslims in the Jaman North District in support of their fasting and prayers.
Receiving the items on behalf of the Muslim community, the Tubahene of Sampa traditional council, Nana Alhaji Issah Mohammed, prayed for the CEO and her entourage. He also pledge their continued prayer and support for her entire family.
The deputy chief Imam in Jaman North District, Alhaji Abdul Malik seized the opportunity to appeal to the government and stakeholders in the district to construct an Islamic Senior High School to facilitate Arabic studies to help Muslim youth develop an interest in their religion.
He added that Muslim youth are mostly associated with violence and this brings the name of the religion into disrepute. He is highly optimistic that the establishment of an Islamic second cycle institution will motivate most of the youth to learn the study the religion.
On the neutrality allowance, Mr. Isaac Bampoe Addo said they need to be applauded because of the negotiation's prowess.
According to justification, any allowance is done at the negotiation table per the labor laws which they used to their advantage.
