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A Beacon of Affordable Excellence Amid Calls for Fairer Education Policies. In the lush, green hills of Techiman, Valley View University (VVU)’s Techiman campus stands as a testament to quality education that doesn’t come with a hefty price tag chaos. The campus Rector, Michael Amponsah Kodom has passionately urged the government to extend its “Level 100 no-fee stress policy” to private universities like VVU, arguing it’s unfair to exclude Ghanaian students whose parents pay the same taxes. He said this after their 31st matriculation ceremony.<\/h2>\n

The policy benefits only government universities, yet private ones like ours absorb overflow students the public system can’t handle,” Kodom told Nkyeremu News exclusively. “Without us, the government couldn’t contain the demand. Many private universities are collapsing under financial strain; the government’s intervention can help several students to access higher education. “He added that university campuses benefit the community through businesses and banking. The VVU Hospital benefits not only the nearby community but the entire region and beyond. A university with such a facility can be upgraded to a teaching hospital if the government provides the necessary support.<\/p>\n