GNACOPS and Private School Students Advocate for Peace in Visit to Ghana’s Electoral Commission.

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GNACOPS and Private School Students Advocate for Peace in Visit to Ghana’s Electoral Commission

 On November 13, 2024, a delegation of students from private schools across Ghana, accompanied by representatives from the Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS), paid a significant courtesy call to the Electoral Commission of Ghana. The visit, led by Obenfo Nana Kwasi Gyetuah, the National Executive Director of GNACOPS, aimed to promote peace ahead of the nation’s upcoming general elections.The students, serving as young ambassadors of peace, delivered a heartfelt message to Mrs. Jean Mensa, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission. They urged her to ensure a transparent, free, and fair election process, emphasizing that a peaceful election is vital for the future of Ghana’s children. Their message highlighted the importance of integrity and fairness as the foundation for national unity and stability.Obenfo Nana Kwasi Gyetuah expressed gratitude to Mrs. Mensa for graciously receiving the delegation. He emphasized the significant role of the Electoral Commission in upholding democracy and stressed that the interests of Ghanaian children should be a priority in ensuring a peaceful electoral process.In response, Mrs. Jean Mensa commended GNACOPS for this meaningful initiative. She praised the students for their commitment to peace and assured them that the Electoral Commission is dedicated to conducting free, fair, and credible elections. Mrs. Mensa acknowledged the importance of this visit, recognizing it as a powerful reminder of the shared responsibility to secure a peaceful future for Ghana.This visit marks another impactful step by GNACOPS in promoting civic engagement and fostering a culture of peace among Ghana’s youth, demonstrating their commitment to nurturing future leaders who value unity and stability.

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