The essay that proves nothing
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The essay that proves nothing

Dr. Abubakari YAKUBU
Published September 23, 202612 min read

A lecturer in Kumasi can no longer tell who wrote the work he is marking. That is not a discipline problem. It is a threat to the value of every degree Ghana awards.

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