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Osman Ayariga calls on churches to help rebuild discipline and patriotism among Ghana’s youth

The Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority, Osman Ayariga, has appealed to the Christian Council of Ghana to play a leading role in restoring discipline, patriotism and moral values among young people across the country.
Mr Ayariga reaffirmed the National Youth Authority’s commitment to empowering young people economically and socially but stressed that character must remain central to national development.
Delivering remarks during a National Youth Month event organised by the Council, he said the church possesses a unique influence that government alone cannot replicate.
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