Ashanti Minister calls for discipline and order at KUMACA 70th anniversary launch
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has called on students, teachers and parents to jointly end vandalism, mob justice and other forms of indiscipline in schools across the Ashanti Region. He warned against such acts because they sabotage educational progress and endanger teaching and learning. Dr. Amoakohene gave the admonition at the official launch […] The post Ashanti…
The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, addressed students, educators, and families at the 70th anniversary commemoration of Kumasi Academy (KUMACA). He urged the community to eliminate vandalism, mob justice, and other forms of misconduct in schools, warning that such behavior hinders education and endangers teaching.
The minister emphasized character development as crucial to preparing young people for life's challenges, and stressed that building strong character demands collective effort. He encouraged students to embody values such as respect, honesty, responsibility, tolerance, and self-discipline, and called upon parents to provide moral guidance at home.
Dr. Amoakohene also cautioned students to address concerns through proper channels rather than resorting to violence, vandalism, or mob actions. The Municipal Chief Executive of Asokore Mampong Municipality, Hon. Ben Abdallah Alhasan, pledged the assembly's support for Kumasi Academy's pursuit of Grade A status, promising collaboration with the school's management, old students, traditional leaders, parents, and other stakeholders to address pressing needs and bolster the school's academic environment.
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