African Community Changers

Project Led by Faith Nchotu Ndinyanka Hello Everyone, My name is Faith Nchotu Ndinyanka a young African Change Maker and a Member of African Community Changer's Organization (ACC). As an Aspire Institute alumnus, I was chosen as one of the Community Action Award winners (CAA). The project to be implemented with this award was Agricultural Education in Schools. This was motivated by the fact that, despite the fact that our economy (Cameroon's economy) is heavily dependent on agriculture (62 percent – 70 percent), the government still spends a lot of money (for example, 150 billion FCFA was spent in 2020 to import corn) to meet market demands. Furthermore, 7 out of every 10 young people (university students) you meet and talk to about their next steps will tell you about a story they plan to write in order to get a job with the government. Only the remaining three discuss an entrepreneurial venture they are attempting to establish. This presents a significant social and economic

By Mrs Alexia Magnificat (ACC Management) Translations I'm a woman,                                              flames, blames cries don't stop me. I sent goals and I'm committed to achieve them. I don't need to compare myself to others. I have confidence in my abilities.                        I know the immensity of my value.... I'm a woman,                                                      I'm a forgiving woman I'm a daring                  I'm interprising,                                 I'm independant and submissive,                     my motto:                                                  Gentleness,                                                      Humility,                                                                 Faith,                                                                        Wisdom and                                        Perseverance I'm a woman,                                      I'm a fightin