Twenty Senior High Schools in the Ashanti Region are set to compete for the ultimate prize in the eighth edition of the LUV FM High School Debate, powered by Kelcharcoal. Relationship Manager at LUV FM, Maxwell Frimpong-Manso, said the competition has grown into an important platform for developing young people beyond the classroom. “Over the years, the LUV FM Kelcharcoal debate has grown in stature and impact. Chairperson and Ambassador of the LUV FM High School Debate, Theodosia Jackson, said the increasing participation from schools reflects the relevance and popularity of the programme. Regional SRC President, Hope Arthur James, said the partnership between the Ashanti Regional Students’ Council and LUV FM has helped create opportunities for students to develop their communication skills.