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Indiscipline in Schools: Student showing off a concealed machete in his uniform just after O’Reilly SHS incident [video]

Amidst the sorrowful aftermath of the fatal stabbing of a student of O’Reilly Senior High School, 18-year-old Edward Boketey Sackey, a new controversy has emerged. A disturbing video has surfaced online showing a student of the same school proudly flaunting a concealed machete tucked inside his school uniform. The video has sparked outrage among netizens and has raised serious concerns about the level of indiscipline in schools.

A Call for Action

The tragic loss of Edward Boketey Sackey has already cast a shadow of grief over the O’Reilly Senior High community, but the release of this video has further shocked the public. Many online have expressed deep concerns over the brazen nature in which students are now engaging in violent behavior. The student, who is seen in the video boasting about carrying the weapon, highlights the increasingly alarming issue of weapons being smuggled onto school premises.

Netizens and concerned citizens alike have expressed anger and frustration at the apparent breakdown in discipline within the school system. “How did this student even manage to smuggle a machete into school?” is one of the many questions being asked online. Others are questioning the effectiveness of school security measures and the overall role of school authorities in ensuring student safety.

Growing Wave of Indiscipline

The incident at O’Reilly Senior High School adds to a growing trend of indiscipline that many believe has been brewing within the education system for some time. Cases of bullying, violent confrontations between students, and the proliferation of dangerous weapons in schools have been on the rise. Some argue that inadequate supervision, overcrowding, and lax enforcement of school rules have contributed to this worrying development.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) and school authorities now face heightened pressure to implement stricter measures to curb the rise of violence and indiscipline. The tragic death of young Edward Boketey Sackey, coupled with the shocking video, should serve as a wake-up call for urgent reforms to restore discipline and ensure safety in schools.

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Urgent Need for Interventions

In response to the outrage, several education advocates are calling for the immediate implementation of enhanced security protocols in schools. These include routine searches of students’ bags and uniforms, increased teacher supervision, and the introduction of stricter disciplinary measures for students who engage in violent behavior.

In addition, many are advocating for the involvement of parents and guardians in addressing the root causes of this behavior. Family engagement, counseling programs, and conflict resolution workshops have been proposed as ways to foster a culture of peace and respect among students.

While the authorities investigate the incident, the wider community is left grappling with questions about the moral and ethical upbringing of students and the role of both schools and parents in curbing such behavior.

Conclusion

As Ghana mourns the tragic loss of a promising young student, this unfortunate event serves as a sobering reminder of the challenges facing the nation’s educational system. The video of a student brazenly brandishing a machete is a stark symbol of the indiscipline that threatens the safety of many schoolchildren. It is imperative that immediate steps be taken to restore discipline, enforce stricter safety measures, and ensure that schools remain a safe place for all students.

Watch the video below:

Video credit: Sika Official

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