Cameroonian wins EVWA Champion award
Njieforti Princewill Gana, an alumnus of GBHS Bali in the North West region, won the international award under the Ban Ki-moon Center for Global Citizens during the COP28 in Dubai. The award, EVWA Changemaker is a competition where thousands of youths all over Africa apply and one person is selected and handed this trophy for their work in elevating the voices of women in Agriculture, https://bankimooncentre.org/news/evwa-champion-2023-njieforti-princewill-gana-sustainafric/
Njieforti Princewill Gana is therefore the EVWA Champion 2023 under the Ban Ki-moon Center for Global Citizens and an award-winning sustainable agriculturalist. He is the founder and CEO of Sustain Afric, a non-profit organization that trains and empowers over 5,000 farmers across Africa. He is also an agricultural consultant, public speaker, trainer, and food system specialist with a passion for solving global challenges. He believes that the youths have the power to change the world and he strives to inspire them through his actions and words. In his spare time, he enjoys dancing, reading, and traveling.
Gana, standing far left, during the Cop28 conference in Dubai
Gana is a content creator and uses his videos to educate and advocate for climate-smart agricultural practices, the involvement of youths in Agriculture, etc
As a consultant, he has worked in the design and implementation of more than 40 projects worth over 500,000 dollars. He is an International public speaker and has been on one of the biggest platforms in Africa.
Gana has a proven record in Marketing, Crop Production Advisory Services, Agricultural business, business development, and implementation. I am a highly motivated person with excellent interpersonal skills and an energetic individual who works hard and pays attention to detail.
