Kofi Tonto, an aide to Dr. Bawumia, states that violent incidents and hooliganism among high school students could intensify. He said this problem requires new methods from education and security authorities.
Mr. Tonto argued that current approaches to prevention and discipline are outdated. He explained that Ghanaian youth increasingly have access to advanced technology and global influences.
This increased access brings new challenges for schools and security services. Traditional methods of handling student misconduct may no longer be effective.
He suggested that modernizing these approaches is key to stopping the rise in school crime. Without changes, the situation may become worse.
The warning highlights the need for a shift in strategy. It calls for better ways to manage student behavior in schools across Ghana.
Authorities are urged to consider innovative solutions. This includes understanding the impact of technology on young people.