I charge 200 cedis a month for boarding fees in my school- Lil Win
Popular Ghanaian actor, Kwadwo Nkansah widely known as Lil Win has disclosed that he charges GHC 200 as boarding fees a month at his Great Minds International School located in Kumasi.
Making the disclosure on his Youtube channel, Kwadwo Nkansah TV recently, the comic actor said he took the decision to help reduce the burden of the high cost of education that has been a major challenge for many parents.
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Lil Win noted that there were too many families struggling to provide quality education for their children due to high fees charges, and so he implemented the new policy to provide quality and affordable education for the needy but intelligent students.
“Fees are so high in various schools and yet, they are not providing any quality education to reflect the huge monies they are taking.
“Some of these institutions are just taking advantage just because the school is situated in Kumasi. There are those who attend school in Kumasi yet they have nothing to show for while others attend school in a remote village yet have come far in life.
“My school, Great Minds is not in competition with any school so we are managing the school within our means. As you can see, the school is progressing with the second batch of Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) students graduating last Friday.
“The only challenge at the moment is that we don’t have enough buses but we are working on it to ease the movement of students from the various townships to town,” Lil Win stated.
Last week Friday, August 11, Lil Win said prayers for his students who wrote this year’s B.E.C.E in a post on Facebook to congratulate them.
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“#greatminds Congratulations to my 2nd Batch
Adom Nhyira mo….. It’s my prayer God Protect you all
We proud of you …. Great minds loves you all
Thanks to the school management and teachers…. #wezzyempire #greatminds”, he posted.
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