University Of Ghana Rubbishes Letter Claiming Malik Basintale Didn’t Graduate

University of Ghana Disowns Viral Letter on Malik Basintale’s Degree Verification

The University of Ghana has officially distanced itself from a viral letter circulating on social media purporting to verify the academic credentials of Malik Basintale, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA). The letter, allegedly signed by Registrar Mrs. Emelia Agyei-Mensah, and dated May 27, 2025, claimed to confirm Mr. Basintale’s degree status in a response addressed to the Secretary of the Civil Service Council…

University of Ghana speaks on Malik Basintale's fake degree allegations, says the claims are false

The University of Ghana has reacted to recent reports suggesting that the CEO of the YEA did not graduate. UG clarified matters in a press statement.

University Of Ghana rubbishes letter claiming Malik Basintale didn’t graduate - Live Ghana TV

The University of Ghana has distanced itself from a letter circulating on social media, which claims that Malik Basintale, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and an alumnus of the institution, did not fulfil the requirements for his degree. According to the controversial and widely circulated letter—which has since been confirmed as fake—Basintale did not graduate from the University and was not issued a certifi…

University of Ghana rubbishes letter claiming Malik Basintale didn’t graduate

The University of Ghana has distanced itself from a letter circulating on social media, which claims that Malik Basintale, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and an alumnus of the institution, did not fulfil the requirements for his degree. According to the controversial and widely circulated letter—which has since been confirmed as fake—Basintale did not graduate from the University and was not issued a certifie…

University Of Ghana rubbishes letter claiming Malik Basintale didn’t graduate

The University of Ghana has distanced itself from a letter circulating on social media, which claims that Malik Basintale, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and an alumnus of the institution, did not fulfil the requirements for his degree. According to the controversial and widely circulated letter—which has since been confirmed as fake—Basintale did not graduate from the University and was not issued a certifie…