Adams Alhassan writes: Ghana’s largest university has no campus

A nation cannot become prosperous if it refuses to recognise where its people learn. There is a curious contradiction at the heart of Ghana's development story. We celebrate education, invest in schools, debate universities, and argue over curricula. Every election brings fresh promises about classrooms, teachers, textbooks and examinations. Education has become one of the country's defining political conversations.

By Albert Kuzor