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Muslim and Christian leaders unite against rising student indiscipline in schools
The dialogue brought together Muslim and Christian leaders, education stakeholders and other key actors to explore practical solutions to the growing challenge of student indiscipline in Ghana’s schools.
Muslim and Christian leaders have joined forces to address growing concerns over student indiscipline in schools, particularly at the Senior High School level, describing the situation as a threat to Ghana’s education system and moral values.
The call was made at the 4th Ghana Muslim Leaders and Catholic Bishops’ Dialogue held at the National Mosque in Accra, where religious leaders discussed ways to restore discipline and promote responsible behaviour among students.
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