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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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“Theatre for Peace” Project Launched to Promote Unity During Elections.

A new peace-building initiative, the "Theatre for Peace" project, was launched in Accra today by the National Commission on Culture (NCC) and the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE). This initiative uses theatre, music, and storytelling to promote peaceful elections and unity among Ghanaians. The project aims to tackle potential conflicts by conveying messages of peace across the nation. Through performances, local communities will be engaged on the importance of peaceful civic participation, conflict resolution, and mutual respect, particularly targeting first-time voters.

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New Juaben North Schools Targeted in Drug Abuse Awareness Program.

The Eastern Regional Command (ERC) of the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has initiated a vital four-day drug awareness program aimed at educating students in basic schools within the New Juaben North Municipality. Held on October 16, 18, 23, and 25, 2024, the initiative is part of NACOC's mandate under Act 1019 to reduce drug demand and minimize the harm associated with narcotic substances.Participating schools, including Akwadum Methodist JHS, Asokore Methodist JHS, Oyoko Methodist JHS, and Effiduase Methodist A & B JHS, engaged in various educational activities, such as presentations, group discussions, and photo exhibitions showcasing the dangers of drug abuse. Key speakers from NACOC provided insights into the severe health implications of drug misuse, stressing that such habits can significantly damage vital organs like the kidneys, liver, heart, and lungs.The program also saw attendance from local dignitaries, including the Deputy […]

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