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Clara Seshie••513 words · 3 min read Why does Haruna Iddrisu say the placement crisis is a direct result of the last government's flagship policy?
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has weighed in on the ongoing SHS placement crisis, discussing pressures facing the computerised placement system.
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