ST. AUGUSTINE COLLEGE DISMISSES FOOD SHORTAGE ALLEGATIONS BY CHASS

The administration of St. Augustine’s College in Cape Coast has refuted allegations of food scarcity, labelling them as baseless and deceptive.

The Headmaster, Rev. Fr., released a statement on November 23, 2024. Patrick-Godfred Appiah confirmed that the school is well-equipped and able to cater to the students’ dietary requirements.

Speaking about the reports, Fr. Appiah emphasized that the school regularly receives food supplies, and recent deliveries from the National Buffer Stock Company have helped keep their warehouses well-stocked.

“These claims that students are not being fed properly due to a lack of food are both unfounded and untrue,” he said, emphasizing that the school has taken deliberate steps to avoid such challenges.