Accra: In a humorous recount of events shared in the 'Useless Column', a parent narrates the experience of being urgently summoned to their children's school by a female teacher, Serwaa. The writer humorously describes the panic and rush that ensued upon receiving the call, only to discover that the reason for the urgency was far from what was expected.
According to Ghana Web, the teacher, Serwaa, had called the parent to the school over an incident involving one of their triplet daughters, Gagovi. The child had innocently insulted a classmate by stating that his mother is a woman, a statement that resulted in Gagovi being reprimanded by the teacher. The concern arose because the classmate's father is a soldier, and there was apprehension about how he might react upon hearing the child's remark.
The writer humorously reflects on the situation, expressing relief that the reason for the summons was not as severe as initially feared. The narrative delves into the dynamics of parenting, humorously addressing the challenges and surprises that come with raising children. The parent expresses support for disciplinary measures in schools, advocating against the ban on corporal punishment, albeit with a light-hearted perspective.
Throughout the story, the author shares personal anecdotes and reflections on life, from financial struggles to humorous observations about marriage and parenting. The column concludes with a playful note, encouraging readers to embrace the unexpected moments in life and find humor in the everyday challenges they face.