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NUGS President proposes social media ban for children below 15

Very Reverend Father Cosmos Ebo Sabah, Associate Professor at the University of Ghana, said educators should be given greater responsibility and authority to instil discipline in an education system that placed excessive emphasis on intellectual achievement at the expense of moral formation.6, GNA – Mr Rashid Ibrahim, President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS), has called on government to consider banning children below 15 years from using social media.
Mr Ibrahim made the call during a panel discussion at the fourth Muslim Leaders and Catholic Bishops Meeting Dialogue held on the theme: “Addressing the Challenges of Rising Indiscipline in Our Schools: The Role of Faith-Based Organisations.
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