Njieforti Princewill Gana, an alumnus of GBHS Bali, has clinched the coveted EVWA Changemaker award presented by the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens at the COP28 in Dubai,
Cameroon, December 17, 2023 – Njieforti Princewill Gana, an alumnus of GBHS Bali in Cameroon’s North West Region, has clinched the coveted EVWA Changemaker Award presented by the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens at the COP28 in Dubai. This recognition, bestowed upon outstanding youths across Africa, highlights Gana’s remarkable efforts in amplifying the voices of women in agriculture.
The EVWA Changemaker Award, a highly competitive competition drawing applications from thousands of young people, singles out one individual annually for their exemplary work in advancing the cause of women in the agricultural sector. Gana’s win not only signifies personal achievement but also serves as an inspiring example for countless others seeking to make a positive impact in their communities.
Gana, driven by a passion for community development, has been actively involved in initiatives focused on uplifting women in agriculture. His commitment and innovative approaches caught the attention of the Ban Ki-moon Center for Global Citizens, leading to his selection as the 2023 EVWA Changemaker.
In an exclusive chat with MMI, Gana expressed his belief in the transformative power of sharing success stories. He stated, “I am reaching out to you because I want to inspire other young people to take action in changing their community. By sharing my journey, I hope to motivate others to embark on similar paths of positive change.”
Gana’s recognition at COP28 is particularly noteworthy as it comes with a documentary feature that includes appearances by the award recipient and the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, further underscoring the global significance of his efforts.
Gana extended an invitation to the public, sharing, “I will be sharing pictures and a link to the documentary featuring my journey alongside the former Secretary-General of the UN. It is my sincere hope that by sharing these resources, we can collectively inspire positive change and empower more young individuals to make a difference.”
As the story of Njieforti Princewill Gana unfolds on the global stage, it serves as a beacon of inspiration for young people striving to create positive impacts in their communities. Through his dedication to empowering women in agriculture, Gana exemplifies the spirit of a true global citizen and is a catalyst for change.
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