NCCE equips Ashanti region student leaders with governance, anti-corruption skills

Student leaders from tertiary institutions across Ghana's Ashanti region have received vital training in governance and anti-corruption from the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE). The NCCE's Ashanti Regional Directorate organized a Youth Leaders' Empowerment Dialogue Session specifically designed to impart crucial knowledge to these emerging leaders.

The program focused on key areas essential for good governance, including the rule of law, whistleblower protections, and ethical leadership. By equipping students with these skills and insights, the NCCE aims to cultivate a generation of leaders committed to integrity and accountability.

This initiative underscores the NCCE's dedication to promoting civic education and fostering a culture of good governance from the grassroots level. The empowerment dialogue session is expected to have a ripple effect, encouraging responsible decision-making and anti-corruption practices within student communities and beyond.