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DECKERTHEBLOGGER MOBILE APP FREE DOWNLOAD

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Ghana's fastest emerging entertainment and lifestyle blog is now conveniently in your pocket, following the innovative introduction of the blog's mobile application, deckertheblogger 1.1 .  The 210 KB size of the APK of deckertheblogger 1.1 ensures that very little data will be required to download. Same goes for the storage space it assumes after download. The app also offers a very simple and yet appealing interface that affords the user maximum friendliness during usage. The excellence of the app is further emphasised by the easy readability of the published texts. The app is currently available to android users only. However, an iOS version currently under construction and should be ready in the next few months.  Deckertheblogger is a project and the voice of a team of young creatives of varying backgrounds, bound by the passion to make a unique difference via creative and innovative content creation.  This new development is an effulgence of our ...

'SEX FOR GRADES': BBC AFRICA EYE BRINGS TO EVIDENT LIGHT, SENIOR UNIVERSITY LECTURERS SEXUALLY HARASSING STUDENTS

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Photo of a section of the Legon campus of the University of Ghana. It is not uncommon to come across allegations of lecturers sexually abusing students in the various universities in Ghana. Apparently, this is one of the expressions of corruption and decadence that Ghanaian universities share with their counterparts across West Africa. As common and heightening that this rot may have appeared, it is mostly barely substantiated and hence pragmatic sanctions are hardly meted out to accused lecturers. This social, cultural and educational vice is the focus of the latest of BBC Africa Eye's exposé led by investigative journalist, Kiki Mordi - whom had also been a victim of this vice. A team of undercover journalists disguised as students were sent to the University of Ghana and the University of Lagos, where much of the rot were captured on tape. Wired female reporters were evidently harassed sexually, and also put under intense duress to consider some academic proposals...