In a significant move to bolster community resilience, religious leaders and officials from Niger recently convened in Niamey for an intensive training session. The initiative, spearheaded by the League of Sahelian Ulemas, Preachers, and Imams (LOPIS) in close collaboration with the Fusion and Liaison Unit (UNFL), aimed to equip participants with critical tools for fostering intellectual immunity and dismantling radical narratives. This specialized program focused on cultivating a robust defense against extremist ideologies, empowering influential figures within religious affairs to guide their communities more effectively.
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