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June 18, 2026
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Police caution WASSCE candidates against violence, vandalism after exams
Key Points
- The Ghana Police Service has cautioned WASSCE final-year students to celebrate responsibly and avoid unlawful activities.
- Students are urged to remain disciplined and law-abiding as they conclude their secondary education on June 18, 2026.
- The Police warned against acts of violence, vandalism, arson, and assault, stating these carry serious criminal consequences.
- This caution follows recent incidents in the Upper East Region, including arson at Zebilla SHTS and a riot at Bawku SHS, leading to six arrests.
- The Service called on students, parents, guardians, and school authorities to collaborate for peaceful celebrations, reiterating its commitment to maintaining law and order.
Why This Matters
This issue matters for Ghana as it addresses a recurring problem of post-examination misconduct among students, which can lead to property damage, public safety concerns, and jeopardize the future of young citizens. Ensuring responsible behavior during this period is crucial for maintaining law and order, protecting educational infrastructure, and fostering a culture of discipline among the youth who are Ghana's future workforce and leaders.
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