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GES asked to curb growing consumption of ‘wee toffees’ in schools

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Mr Joseph Yere, the Bono Regional Coordinator of Mental Health, has called on the Ghana Education Service to intensify measures to control the growing consumption of toffees laced with indian hemp by some students in Senior and Junior High Schools.

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