Ghanaian Student Announces He Doesn't Like Scholarships from Developed Countries: "Wise"

A Ghanaian student from Ebenezer High School explains why he believes scholarships from developed countries are depleting Ghana’s human capital
He argued that these scholarships attract the best talent to first world countries, which in turn benefit, leaving underdeveloped countries with less capacity.
Although Ebenezer SHS student said that he would accept such a scholarship if offered, he stated that third world countries should take action on this issue.

A female Ghanaian student has explained why she doesn’t appreciate scholarships from first world countries and how they impact Ghana’s human capital.

An Ebenezer High School student recently questioned why third-tier countries don’t offer any scholarships to citizens of first-tier countries.

Ghanaian student, Ebenezer SHS, High School, Great Padua, Scholarships in Ghana, Developed countries, Third world countries, Africa, Ghana. — A young Ghanaian student speaks out against scholarships from developed countries. Photo credit: @highschoolafrica (TikTok) and Delaware State University (Getty Images).
Source: UGC

One TikTok video shared by @highschoolafricastudent asked:

“Have you ever seen a third-rate country offering a first-rate country education scholarship?”

developed accordingly World Only offers scholarships the best minds of underdeveloped countries so that they can benefit from such people.

Netizens applaud SHS student for scholarship comment

YEN.com.gh compiled some reactions to students’ thoughts about educational scholarships in developed countries.

FLEXIBLE GH said:

“The lady is very clever.”

Augusta Best wrote:

“Really? Are you all here saying he talks great? If these people go there after they finish school and are offered jobs, it would have individual benefits.”