The Nanung Peace Initiative (NPI) is honored to announce that Hon. Alhaji Shani Alhassan Sayibu, Northern Regional Minister, will deliver the closing remarks at the “Traditional and Religious Leaders’ Advocacy for Peaceful Elections in Ghana 2024” event. The event will be held on November 2, 2024, at the UDS Multi-Purpose Auditorium in Tamale, from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.
As Northern Regional Minister, Hon. Alhaji Shani Alhassan Sayibu holds a key position in the region’s political and social stability. His closing remarks will underscore the regional government’s commitment to peaceful elections and the role of local leadership in promoting unity and peace across the Northern Region.
Key themes that Hon. Alhaji Shani Alhassan Sayibu will touch on include:
- The importance of peaceful coexistence in the Northern Region during and after the elections.
- The regional government’s strategies for supporting peaceful electoral processes in collaboration with traditional and religious leaders.
- The role of local authorities in reinforcing the national agenda for free, fair, and peaceful elections.
- His personal message of unity, tolerance, and security for all citizens during the 2024 elections.
This gathering will also feature:
- Traditional leaders from across Ghana, offering their perspectives on the role of cultural heritage in maintaining peace during elections.
- Religious leaders, both Christian and Islamic, delivering spiritual guidance on unity and peaceful coexistence.
- Key members of the Parliament of Ghana, including the Speaker of Parliament, Majority and Minority Leaders, and Chief Whips, sharing their legislative insights into peaceful elections.
- Diplomatic representatives, providing their global perspectives on electoral peace and stability.
- Political party flagbearers, who will outline their commitments to conducting peaceful and transparent electoral campaigns.
Hon. Alhaji Shani Alhassan Sayibu’s closing remarks will serve as a significant conclusion to this impactful event, emphasizing the collective responsibility of all stakeholders in securing peaceful elections in 2024.
