No Teacher is Above the Law – Haruna Iddrisu

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The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has warned that no teacher is above the law, emphasizing the importance of discipline, professionalism, and accountability in the teaching profession. Speaking at the 2025 Ghana Teacher Prize ceremony in Ho, Volta Region, Mr. Iddrisu commended teachers for their sacrifices and dedication but stressed that true excellence in education rests on strong ethical and professional standards.

Mr. Iddrisu emphasized that any teacher who operates below acceptable standards will face the full rigor of the law. “You are here; your heads are held high. But let it be clear, no teacher is above the law. Any teacher who operates below acceptable standards must face the full rigour and highest sanctions of the law,” he stated. This strong stance underscores the need for teachers to maintain high standards of behavior and performance.

The Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to improving teachers’ conditions of service, acknowledging the economic challenges they face. “We know that you are paid very little, far less than you deserve. But we will continue to work to improve your welfare and professional growth,” he assured. This commitment demonstrates the government’s recognition of the vital role teachers play in shaping the nation’s future.

Mr. Iddrisu highlighted that quality education depends on discipline, commitment, and responsibility. “Quality education depends on discipline, commitment, and responsibility. The Ministry, the Ghana Education Service, and the Republic will continue to ensure that our teachers remain role models for the next generation,” he added. By emphasizing the importance of these values, the Minister underscored the critical role teachers play in not only imparting knowledge but also in shaping the character of their students.

The 2025 Ghana Teacher Prize, held under the theme “Elevating the Status of Teachers for Quality Education,” celebrated educators for their invaluable role in shaping the nation’s human capital and moral foundation. The ceremony recognized the hard work and dedication of teachers across the country, highlighting their crucial contribution to the development of Ghana’s education sector.

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