The Ghanakoma morning show on Akoma 87.9FM in Kumasi has uncovered further revelations into alleged sexual misconduct involving two teachers of Aduman Senior High School (SHS) in the Ashanti Region.
The revelations include claims of sexual relationships between teachers and male students, as well as alleged same-sex activities among some students on the school campus.
This comes after the Ghana Education Service (GES) interdicted two teachers, identified as Isaac Yankey and Palance Kwakye, following allegations of sexual misconduct involving a male student of the school.
The two teachers have reportedly been arrested by the police to assist with investigations into the matter.
An eyewitness, whose nephew is a student of the school, gave further revelations to Sir John on Friday, November 13, 2026, on the show.
According to him, the controversy reportedly began following a confrontation between two male students over an alleged relationship involving a teacher and a final-year student.
Sources familiar with the incident allege that one of the teachers had maintained a sexual relationship with a final-year student for approximately three years.
The situation reportedly escalated when another male student was allegedly discovered to be involved with the same teacher, triggering jealousy and a confrontation among some students.
The aggrieved final-year student is said to have mobilised some of his close associates, who allegedly attacked the other student.
Following the alleged assault, the victim reportedly disclosed details of the circumstances surrounding the attack, claiming that he was being targeted because of his alleged relationship with the teacher.
He is also said to have alleged that he was not the only student involved in same-sex relationships within the school.
The witness also mentioned alleged student WhatsApp groups on campus.
GES Confirms Interdiction and Police Investigations
In a statement issued on Thursday, November 12, 2026, the Ghana Education Service confirmed receiving reports of alleged sexual misconduct involving the two teachers.
The Ashanti Regional Public Relations Officer of the GES, Henry Osei Boateng, who contributed to the show, said the matter had been referred to the police for investigation and confirmed that the two teachers had been arrested.
GES subsequently interdicted both teachers pending the outcome of the investigations.
The Service further disclosed that the alleged victim had been provided with psychosocial support to safeguard his well-being.
By Benjamin Aidoo
