The goal, is to ensure that all NCCE educational outreach programmes, were tailored to meet the prioritised and felt needs of the citizenry in the various communities for impactful outcomes as regards their civic rights and responsibilities and safeguarding a peaceful pre and post-election period.

Mr Evans Nunoo, the NCCE District Director addressing the meeting, said the move was also an innovative strategy by his outfit to incorporate the coordinated efforts of the various local government departments and agencies, into its public education plans.

The event brought together nine major government institutions within the District – the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Department of Social Welfare.

The rest are; the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Health Service, National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (NADMO) and the Sekyere South District Assembly.

Mr Benedict Asorbayeri, the District Human Resource Manager of the Assembly, urged the NCCE to up its public education on timely payment of levies and taxes to accelerate socio-economic development in the grass root communities.