The exercise was aimed at equipping members of the college community with the knowledge and practical skills needed to prevent fire outbreaks, respond appropriately to emergencies and protect lives and property.

The Public Relations Officer of the Akatsi South Municipal Fire Command, Lawrence Senyo Yevu, who briefed the Ghana News Agency on the exercise, said the education covered fire prevention, common causes of fire outbreaks, safety precautions and the proper use of fire extinguishers.

He disclosed that the engagement was led by the Akatsi South Municipal Fire Commander, DOIII Victor Kudoadzi, assisted by LFM Yevu and LFW Adade, all officers of the Service.

Some teachers and students who participated in the programme emphasised the importance of regular fire safety education in educational institutions, noting that vigilance and preparedness were essential to preventing fire outbreaks and protecting lives and property.

They encouraged members of the college community to apply the knowledge acquired and promote fire safety practices among their colleagues.

As part of the programme, Madam Etornam Mampe was recognised as the Overall Fire Safety Ambassador for the College.

The Akatsi South Municipal Command of the GNFS reaffirmed its commitment to extending fire safety education to communities and institutions across its operational areas to strengthen public awareness and minimise fire incidents.

The programme was attended by the Principal of the College, Mr Ernest Mawufemor Kwasi Abiew; the College Administrator, Mr Emmanuel Moti; and the SRC President, Mr Innocent Kozah.