Samson Lardy AnyeniniHost
Clement ApaakPanelist
Kofi BentilPanelist
Alfred Tuah-YeboahPanelistGloria BuribeduPanelist
But if you consider the number of second cycle institutions we have in, in the country, just about eight hundred, uh, public, if you add both the TVET institutions and the secondary schools, and you consider the sources of the reports that we have received on the mosaic, or if you like, the basket of the various forms of indiscipline and misconduct, I mean, ranging from, uh, student or student violence in the same, uh, institutions, uh, ranging from student versus student clashes, uh, within the context of sporting and other social, uh, competitions, uh, ranging from students attacking members of communities within which the schools are situated or members of the communities clashing with students on campus, ranging from students caught in exam or practices and some students mobilizing to attack invigilators and even school authorities because they were not being allowed to, to cheat-
Students wielding machetes, hitting their colleague students with the machete.

Ranging from the discovery of offensive weapons in the luggages and baggages of, of students.

Uh, these are not even up to five percent of the total number of secondary institutions we have.

... uh, as a nation that is seeking to train the next generation to be responsible, patriotic citizens with integrity, we ought to be worried.

So the point we made is that we have the responsibility of providing security, uh, being the principal state institution, uh, mandated to superintend over the education of our wards.

So when it comes to the pre-tertiary educational sector, it is the Ghana Education Service and the Ghana TVET Service that are mandated to be the regulator and to enforce the rules and regulations.

But if you consider the number of second cycle institutions we have in, in the country, just about eight hundred, uh, public, if you add both the TVET institutions and the secondary schools, and you consider the sources of the reports that we have received on the mosaic, or if you like, the basket of the various forms of indiscipline and misconduct, I mean, ranging from, uh, student or student violence in the same, uh, institutions, uh, ranging from student versus student clashes, uh, within the context of sporting and other social, uh, competitions, uh, ranging from students attacking members of communities within which the schools are situated or members of the communities clashing with students on campus, ranging from students caught in exam or practices and some students mobilizing to attack invigilators and even school authorities because they were not being allowed to, to cheat-
Students wielding machetes, hitting their colleague students with the machete.

Ranging from the discovery of offensive weapons in the luggages and baggages of, of students.

Uh, these are not even up to five percent of the total number of secondary institutions we have.

... uh, as a nation that is seeking to train the next generation to be responsible, patriotic citizens with integrity, we ought to be worried.

So the point we made is that we have the responsibility of providing security, uh, being the principal state institution, uh, mandated to superintend over the education of our wards.

So when it comes to the pre-tertiary educational sector, it is the Ghana Education Service and the Ghana TVET Service that are mandated to be the regulator and to enforce the rules and regulations.
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