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Peace message from Ghana Culture Forum

Ghana Culture Forum calls for peace

As the nation prepares for the presidential and parliamentary elections on Saturday, December 7, the Ghana Culture Forum calls on all Ghanaians to uphold the principles of peace, unity, and respect for democratic values.

This pivotal moment in our nation’s history demands a collective commitment to ensuring free, fair, and credible elections. We urge all citizens to embody the values of solidarity, charity, and mutual respect that define our cultural heritage.

We particularly call on the youth to resist any attempts to exploit their energy and passion for divisive or violent purposes. Instead, let us channel these strengths toward building a harmonious and inclusive society.

To our creative and cultural practitioners, your voices and talents are powerful tools. Use them to inspire hope, promote messages of peace, and foster unity across all communities.

Together, we can safeguard our nation’s legacy as a beacon of democracy and cultural richness. Let us work toward a future where peace and prosperity are the hallmarks of our beloved Ghana.
 

Nana Otuo Owoahene Acheampong

Chairperson

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