A senior official suggests reintroducing corporal punishment in Ghana's senior high schools. This measure aims to curb increasing student indiscipline. His comments come after a recent violent incident at SWESBUS.
The official, Rashid Tanko-Computer, is the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications. He believes discipline is very important for learning.
He stated there have been many reports of violence among students. He says these incidents show a breakdown in school discipline. He wants stronger action to make schools safer.
The reintroduction of corporal punishment is seen by some as a way to restore order. Others argue against it, citing concerns about student welfare.
The discussion highlights ongoing concerns about behavior in schools. It also points to the need for effective solutions to keep students safe and focused on their studies.