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Paying for marks is corruption — Anti-corruption group tells students

Accordingly, she said reporting gave students concrete and safe steps to stop corruption by telling a responsible adult to help protect the school community and prevent harm to others.
A member of LANET, Ms Scholastica Caroline Mensah, gave the admonition at an Anti-Corruption campaign for pupils at St Monica's Girls School in Cape Coast.
She encouraged the pupils to develop honest habits in school, such as telling the truth, doing their own work, and reporting unfair practices to help build a foundation for responsible citizenship in later life.
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