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‘Gross indiscipline’ in schools demands urgent action – National Chief Imam

Speaking through his spokesperson, Sheikh Aremeyaw Shaibu, at the fourth Ghana Muslim Leaders and Catholic Bishops Dialogue in Accra, the Chief Imam said rising cases of indiscipline and hooliganism in senior high schools have become a major concern for government, educators, parents and society at large.
The fourth Ghana Muslim Leaders and Catholic Bishops Dialogue brought together religious leaders to discuss practical ways of addressing the growing challenge of indiscipline in educational institutions through collaboration with government, the Ghana Education Service and other stakeholders.
The National Chief Imam has called for urgent and coordinated action to address what he describes as the growing menace of "gross indiscipline" in Ghana's educational institutions, warning that the trend poses a serious threat to the country's moral and social fabric.
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