The ICHAD Project, a non-governmental organization (NGO), has appointed digital media associate Msen Nabo as its Youth Ambassador to advance its mission of social transformation.
Announcing the appointment, ICHAD Project’s founder and community director, Okey Davids, emphasized the organization’s commitment to celebrating young changemakers who are actively shaping the future. He highlighted that young people play a vital role in driving social change, and recognizing their efforts aligns with ICHAD’s mission of fostering positive societal development.
Davids noted that Msen Nabo, a digital and communication strategist, has consistently used her platform to raise awareness about critical social issues. Her work, he said, aligns with ICHAD’s vision of empowering youth, facilitating meaningful discussions, and driving impactful change.
“Msen embodies the spirit of advocacy, innovation, and commitment to a better society. Her dedication to raising awareness on social issues aligns with our goal of empowering young people and promoting healthier, drug-free communities,” Davids stated.
As Youth Ambassador, Nabo will play a key role in engaging and inspiring young adults to take proactive steps toward creating a healthier and more empowered society. The ICHAD Project remains committed to equipping teenagers and young adults with the necessary skills, attitudes, and behaviors to steer them away from alcohol and substance abuse.
