Alisa Hotel North Ridge | August 25, 2026 4:00 PM | 251-500 Attendees Expected
Ghana has a long tradition of interfaith harmony. This lecture examines the growing political exploitation of religious differences and argues for the protection of Ghana’s secular constitutional values, equal religious rights and peaceful coexistence. Ghana is one nation of many faiths, and religion must remain a source of unity and hope, not a political weapon.
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