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NCCE calls for stronger police partnership to tackle civic indiscipline

The Cape Coast District Police Commander, Superintendent Valentine Kpodo, said the relationship between the two institutions was important because civic education and law enforcement have complementary roles in promoting responsible citizenship and safer communities.
The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has called for stronger collaboration with the Ghana Police Service to address lawlessness, drug-related challenges and other forms of indiscipline in communities.
During the , she also engaged the University of Cape Coast (UCC), which presented 100 copies of the Constitution to the NCCE for distribution as part of its civic education activities.
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