Religion key to West Africa's security, ethical leadership

Military chaplains and religious leaders from ten West African nations met in Ghana for the inaugural West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium. The event focused on leveraging religious influence to promote ethical leadership, regional security, and military welfare.
Military chaplains and religious affairs leaders from across West Africa have underscored the critical role of religion in strengthening regional security, promoting ethical leadership, and improving the welfare of military personnel during the inaugural West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium (WARAS) in Accra, Ghana.
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