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Students of Ghana Muslim Mission and those from Prempeh College are competing in the one-sixteenth stage of the Luv FM High School Debate.
The contestants are arguing for or against the topic, 'Teachers Should Be Allowed To Discipline Recalcitrant Students.'
The Ghana Muslim Mission is debating for the motion while Prempeh College debates against it.
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