Be ambassadors of justice wherever you are - Chief Justice urges Justice Clubs

He said the future of Ghana would be better secured by raising young men and women whose consciences remained stronger than temptation, whose integrity remained greater than personal gain, and whose commitment to justice remained unwavering even when no one was watching.

Ghana’s future Justice Baffoe-Bonnie said habits, once formed in the youth, often remained for life, thus it was important for them to develop healthy and positive habits, adding that “the values we cultivate today in the youth will become the character by which they will be known tomorrow”.

The formation of the Justice Clubs in SHSs formed part of the Chief Justice’s Mentoring Programme initiated in 2018 and designed to demystify the justice system to bring it closer to young people and to spark curiosity about the law and its impact on daily activities.