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National Youth Month: NYA CEO urges Christian Council to lead campaign to rebuild discipline and values among Ghana’s youth

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Osman Ayariga, has called on the Christian Council of Ghana to take a leading role in restoring discipline, patriotism and moral values among the country’s youth, describing the church as one of the most influential institutions capable of shaping the nation’s future.
Speaking during an engagement with the Council as part of National Youth Month, Mr Ayariga said Ghana’s moral renewal requires the active involvement of faith-based organisations alongside government and families.
Mr Ayariga reaffirmed the National Youth Authority’s commitment to partnering with religious institutions to nurture responsible and patriotic young Ghanaians.
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