Ghanaian students on scholarship in Morocco go on knees to beg govt over 10 months delayed stipend [Video]

Some Ghanaian students on government scholarships in Morocco have embarked on a peaceful demonstration to appeal for the release of their stipend, which is in 10 months’ arrears.

The aggrieved students picketed at the Ghana Embassy in Rabat, Morocco to voice their dissatisfaction with the state of affairs.

Amidst tears, some of the students went on their knees to beg the government to release the money for their upkeep.

The students made up undergraduates, masters, PhDs and post-doctoral said the delay in the release of their stipend is affecting their studies.

They said they are in a dire situation that calls for urgent attention from the government.

They revealed that, most of the students are depressed as a result, a student almost committed suicide last week.

The students are supposed to receive monthly stipends for basic needs such as food, accommodation, transport, study material and administrative needs.
However, the delay has caused them to incur debts they cannot settle and are facing security threats.
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