However, the KsTU faculty insists that the GTEC communiqué did not describe any certificates as fake or fraudulently acquired. “Crucially, nowhere in that communiqué did GTEC state that the certificates in question were fake or fraudulently acquired. The university faculty further noted that the petitioner himself acknowledged reviewing the vice-chancellor’s academic profile on the university’s official website, where his educational background is publicly stated. They argued that if Nana Yaw Acheampong believed the GTEC communiqué supported his claims, the appropriate route should have been through the courts rather than what they describe as a 'media-driven campaign.' “There is no faculty of KsTU whose academic credentials have not been validated by GTEC,” the statement stressed.

Source: GhanaWeb January 08, 2026 12:23 UTC