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“The power of youth is the common wealth for the entire world. The faces of young people are the faces of our past, present, and future. No segment in society can match the power, idealism, enthusiasm, and courage of young people.”
These words by Gabriel Kwamigah Tanko Kwabla Atokple, also known as Torgbui Nyaxordeakorla I, capture the essence of youth as a driving force for progress and transformation.
Speaking at the 2024 Duamenefa Regional Tournament, Mr Atokple emphasized the critical role of young people in building a better society.
As the headline sponsor of the tournament through the Tanko Foundation, he reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to empowering the youth and fostering peace and development in the Volta Region.
In 2024, the Tanko Foundation demonstrated its unwavering commitment to the development of the Volta Region by investing a staggering GHS 1,080,420 in support of the Duamenefa Foundation’s developmental agenda.
This substantial financial backing underscores the Foundation’s dedication to creating a society where young people have fair and equitable access to basic necessities and opportunities for growth.
The Duamenefa Regional Tournament, a flagship initiative of the Duamenefa Foundation, is more than just a sporting event; it is a platform for fostering unity, peace, and community development. By sponsoring this tournament, the Tanko Foundation has provided a unique opportunity for young people to showcase their talents, build networks, and develop the skills necessary for societal progress.
The partnership between the Tanko Foundation and the Duamenefa Foundation was described as a “divine connection” by Emmanuel Ketaman Evortepe, the Executive President of the Duamenefa Foundation.
In a certificate issued to the Tanko Foundation, Evortepe highlighted the shared vision and mission of both organizations to advance the cause of humanity.
“The marriage between Tanko Foundation and Duamenefa Foundation is clearly an indication of a divine connection in the core interest of humanity,” Evortepe stated.
This collaboration has not only elevated the impact of the Duamenefa Foundation’s activities but has also amplified the reach of the Tanko Foundation’s philanthropic efforts. Together, these two organizations are driving positive change in the Volta Region, inspiring hope and empowering the next generation.
Tanko Atokple’s dedication to the welfare of his people extends beyond financial contributions. His vision for a peaceful and prosperous society is deeply rooted in his belief in the power of youth and community.
As Torgbui Nyaxordeakorla I, his influence as a traditional leader has been instrumental in uniting communities and promoting development.
Many residents of the Volta Region see Hon. Atokple as the ideal candidate for the Council of State, not only because of his track record of philanthropy but also because of his ability to inspire trust and foster collaboration.
His leadership embodies the values of inclusivity, equity, and progress, making him a beacon of hope for the region.
The Tanko Foundation’s involvement in the Duamenefa Regional Tournament is a testament to its belief in the transformative power of youth. By investing in initiatives that promote peace, unity, and development, the Foundation is paving the way for a brighter future for the Volta Region.
As Tanko Atokple continues his journey toward the Council of State, his commitment to humanitarian and philanthropic work serves as a reminder of the impact that visionary leadership can have on society. With the Tanko Foundation at the forefront of youth empowerment and community development, the Volta Region is poised to achieve new heights of progress and prosperity.
The faces of young people are indeed the faces of our past, present, and future. Through the efforts of organizations like the Tanko Foundation, the power, idealism, and courage of the youth will continue to shape a better world for generations to come.
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