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The Commission of Audit’s recommendations are far reaching and numerous. Of concern is the recommendation to cut the school chaplaincy program. See media release. The report also recommended de-coupling aid from Gross National Income which the government has already adopted. ACL’s Managing Director Lyle Shelton discusses the report’s recommendations in a radio interview. Lyle also reflects on how broken promises erodes trust in his weekly column. There’s been a lot of media attention on what’s happening in Nigeria with the abduction of the school girls. Religious Liberty Analyst Elizabeth Kendal gives an indepth analysis about the events leading up to the abduction and the group behind the attack in a radio interview. ACL Team P.S. Have you liked ACL’s Facebook Page yet?
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