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We enroll our children for education, not molestation – Gospel musician ‘begs’ teachers

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Gospel musician shares miraculous marriage experience

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Sensational gospel musician, Melody Frempong, has pleaded with teachers to stop molesting students and stick to their main responsibility of educating them.

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During an interview on Happy FM’s Nsem Pii, with Pastor Nyansa Boakwa, she stated that parents enroll their children in schools to be educated so that they can become better people in future, and not to be molested.

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“The school is for education and not for molestation. When you’re about to engage in that act, ask yourself if you would be happy if someone did that to your child”, she advised teachers.

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Melody furthered that teachers should also consider the fact that whatever consequences come with that molestation, may not be seen now but later in the future, it is bound to catch up.

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The musician and mother of four pleaded that teachers, both male and female, should be very careful of how they treat children in schools, because molestation does not help the children in any way.

By: Maureen Dedei Quaye

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