The Nanung Peace Initiative (NPI) is pleased to announce that Fr. Thaddeus Kuusah, Priest of the Archdiocese of Tamale and a member of the National Peace Council, will participate as one of the leading members at the Traditional and Religious Leaders’ Advocacy for Peaceful Elections in Ghana 2024 event. This important gathering will take place on November 2, 2024, at the UDS Multi-Purpose Auditorium in Tamale, from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Fr. Thaddeus Kuusah, with his extensive experience in peacebuilding and conflict resolution through his work with the National Peace Council, will offer valuable contributions to the event. His participation underscores the role of faith leaders in promoting peaceful electoral processes and national unity.
As one of the leading members, Fr. Thaddeus Kuusah will focus on:
- Offering spiritual guidance and insights on peacebuilding and reconciliation efforts during the elections.
- Representing the National Peace Council’s mission of ensuring peace and stability before, during, and after the elections.
- Facilitating cooperation between religious, traditional, and political leaders to foster unity and prevent electoral violence.
- Sharing the Peace Council’s strategies for promoting dialogue and conflict resolution in electoral contexts.
The event will also feature:
- Keynotes from traditional and religious leaders, sharing cultural and spiritual perspectives on maintaining peace during elections.
- Parliamentary leaders, including the Speaker, Majority Leader, and Minority Leader, discussing their legislative efforts to support peaceful elections.
- Diplomatic representatives offering international perspectives on peace and electoral stability.
- Political party flagbearers committing to peaceful, transparent electoral campaigns.
Fr. Thaddeus Kuusah’s presence, alongside other distinguished leaders, will be instrumental in fostering meaningful discussions to ensure a peaceful and democratic election process in 2024.
