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Three officials of GES arrested for theft

GBC News, "Three officials of Ghana Education Service (GES), have been arrested by the Nkawkaw police for stealing government stationary earmarked for some second cycle institutions in the Eastern Region.

The stolen items included eleven copies of Macmillan dictionaries, ninety copies of school admission registers, six cartons of exercise books and three cartons of teachers lessons note books. All the items have the inscription and logo of GES, with ‘Not for sale’ printed on them.

According to the Eastern Regional Police Public Affairs Officer, Chief Inspector Yaw Nketia-Yeboah, a suspect,

Nana Yaw attempted to board a Yutong bus at Nkawkaw with the stolen items last month."

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