The office conducted a study on the constitution game board for officers of the Asiwa police service in an effort to convey the constitutional steps of the security service. Mr. Isaac Ayensu Badu, the District Director of NCCE, guided the officers chronologically through the successive military regimes that brought instability to the nation and through […]

On August 10, 2022, the National Center for Civic Education (NCCE) launched a public awareness campaign to explain the function of a member of parliament in selling women in select markets in the districts. The intention was to remove the myth that the legislature has a single function, make clear what the people must do, […]

The NCCE office went to places of worship like mosques and churches to speak with the faithful about the value of living in peace and avoiding violence. The team underlined the need to obtain permission before holding a demonstration and to have firsthand knowledge of anyone entering the neighborhood with the intention of settling there.

On July 10, 2022, the Directorate spoke with BOSTEC form one pupil about moral principles and constitutionalism in accordance with a Commission directive. In his remarks to more than two hundred (200) pupils, the District Director. Mr Ayensu Badu explained the NCCE’s organizational structure and the need of ensuring that every Ghanaian is aware of […]

INTRODUCTION: The District Director of CHRAJ, Mr. Brenard Atta Aziamanyo together with ‘SHE LEADS’ Ghana on Tuesday 21st June 2022 had an engagement with Girls with disability in the district, to educate them about their rights in society as disabled children. The program brought together about thirty (30) girls with disability from various communities across […]