YOWICAN Launches Peace Campaign with South-West Summit

The National Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (YOWICAN) has initiated its South-West Zonal Peace Accord Summit and Dialogue, marking the first phase of a nationwide campaign aimed at fostering religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence among Nigerian youths. This summit is organized under the National Christian-Muslim Youth Peace Accord Movement, which seeks to enhance interfaith relations and mobilize young people across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones for peacebuilding.

The initiative, as stated by YOWICAN's national chairman, Ven. Ademola Daniel Arowolo, and national secretary, Nehemiah Nanmwa Micheal, will officially launch the movement's zonal activities.

The campaign aims to promote understanding between Christian and Muslim communities, encourage dialogue across religious divides, and foster national unity. The movement's activities are designed to engage youth in addressing challenges to peaceful coexistence and building a more united Nigeria.