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Eastern Regional Peace Council sensitises Okorase Methodist JHS students on conflict prevention

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Eastern Regional Peace Council (ERPC) has sensitised 150 students of Okorase Methodist Junior High School A on conflict understanding and violence prevention as part of its Safe School Project. The initiative was aimed at educating students on the causes, forms and consequences of conflict and violence while equipping them with practical skills to resolve disputes peacefully and prevent violent behaviour.

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