Nana Appiah Mensah Robert, Founder and President of the Next Generation Impact Foundation, assured during a gathering that the union was created to restore and strengthen the positive impact of talent, skills, knowledge, and professionalism among the youth in communities.
He lamented that many young people possess talent and skills but lack opportunities, which is why the foundation seeks to provide platforms that connect them with professional, experienced, and knowledgeable leaders who can serve as mentors for a better future. He urged collective support to strengthen this agenda and create meaningful impact in society.
Lawyer Kingsley Stephen Bennieh, Deputy Managing Director of Ghana Post Company, addressed the gathering by explaining the aims, responsibilities, motto, and targets of the foundation, emphasizing its role in promoting talent and leadership in communities. Nana Kwagyei Kwagyan, Nkonwasuafohene of the Anhwiaso Traditional Council and Chief of Sefwi Dominibo, expressed confidence in the foundation’s progress, noting that it would surely benefit the youth.
He encouraged young people to believe in the initiative and immerse themselves in its activities while cautioning them to stay away from harmful drugs such as tramadol and other substances.
The event highlighted a shared commitment to empowering the youth through mentorship, collaboration, and community-driven development.
