An unregistered private school in Accra has been shut down by authorities. Police have arrested the person believed to be operating the school.
The school was operating without the necessary registration and licenses required by law. This action follows an immediate intervention by law enforcement officers.
The Ghana Police Service confirmed the arrest and the closure of the educational facility. Operations at the school have ceased pending further investigation.
The operator is currently in police custody. Authorities are gathering more information about the school's activities and its students.
This operation is part of efforts to ensure all educational institutions meet required safety and legal standards. The Ministry of Education works closely with the police on such matters.
The specific location of the school has not yet been released. Investigations aim to determine the duration of its unregistered operation.
Parents and guardians are advised to verify the accreditation of schools before enrolling their children. Registration ensures schools meet educational quality benchmarks.
Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses. The police statement did not mention any immediate plans for the students affected.