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FG reaffirms resolve to tackle insecurity, backs Jigawa PCVE plan

The Federal Government has restated its commitment to tackling rising insecurity across the country, with a special focus on northern states, through stronger prevention and counter extremism efforts.​ This assurance was given by Alhaji Muhammad Auwal Amin, a representative of the Counter Terrorism Centre in the Office of the National Security Adviser, during a two day capacity building workshop on Prevention and Countering Violent Extremism in Dutse, Jigawa State.​ The workshop, held at the Manpower Development Institute and organised by the Partnership Against Violence and Extremism Network with support from the North East Youths Initiative for Development, brought together security agencies, traditional and religious leaders, media professionals, civil society groups and youth organisations.​ Amin explained that the NSA’s office, working with PAVE Network, has begun the process of domesticating the National Action Plan on PCVE in Jigawa by developing a […]

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Builsa North Youth Empowered to Prevent Extremism Ahead of Elections.

The Builsa North National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) hosted a workshop on November 13, 2024, to combat violent extremism and enhance social unity as Ghana prepares for its elections. Held at the Azenero Social Center in Sandema, the event brought youth and religious leaders together to discuss strategies for maintaining peace and preventing radicalization.In his opening address, NCCE Municipal Director Jeffery Adda highlighted the dangers of fake news and urged participants to remain vigilant. ASP Tabiri Joseph, the Municipal Assistant Police Commander, reassured attendees of 24/7 security at all 84 polling stations and emphasized the youth's role in preventing extremism. Religious leaders like Pastor Adala Nicholas advocated for interfaith harmony, citing examples of peaceful coexistence despite political differences.Participants engaged in group discussions, proposing strategies such as interfaith sports and combating misinformation. The event ended with a unified commitment from […]

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US and Germany Launch $40M Initiative to Strengthen Stability in Northern Ghana.

The United States and Germany have partnered to launch a $40 million Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) initiative, aimed at bolstering security and preventing conflict in northern Ghana and coastal West African nations such as Benin and Togo. Funded by USAID and the German Federal Foreign Office, the project will run through April 2026, enhancing government capacity and community cohesion. The initiative focuses on preventing violent extremism and supporting social and economic development in vulnerable regions, aligning with Ghana's framework for countering violent extremism.

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