Naana Opoku-Agyemang Breaks Silence On Obuasi SHTS Abuse Allegations, Urges Public To Allow Law To Take Its Course

Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has broken her silence on the sexual abuse allegations against the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SHTS), calling on the public to exercise restraint and allow the law to take its course following her return from a working visit to China.

The Vice President stressed the sensitive nature of the allegations, noting that the matter involves the lives and welfare of those concerned and must therefore be handled with the seriousness and caution it deserves.

“I call on the public to exercise restraint and allow the law to take its course,” Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang said, according to the account provided.

She emphasised that the sensitivity of the matter requires responsible public discussion while the appropriate processes take their course.

The allegations against the headmaster have drawn public attention and renewed concerns about student safety, the protection of young people in educational institutions, and the need for accountability when allegations of sexual abuse emerge.

The Vice President’s call for restraint comes amid public interest in the case and questions about how the relevant authorities will handle the allegations.

While calls for justice and accountability remain important, the matter must be investigated thoroughly, with the rights and welfare of all parties respected throughout the process.

The outcome of the relevant investigations will be crucial in establishing the facts and determining any further action.