By Forgive Adjoa Forfoe
Saturday, 21 May 2016 13:25
Award winning hiplife
artiste, Micheal Okyere Darko, popularly known as Obrafour, will be one of the
speakers at this year’s Role Model Africa, a mentoring programme, scheduled for
the African Regent Hotel tomorrow.
The 3p.m. show
will also have the Director of News at Citi FM, Bernard Avle, impart knowledge
to the young ones on how to grow their businesses.
Themed,
“Projecting New Frontiers in Media and Entertainment to sustain the Africa
Business”, the two speakers would be engaged in a discussion to awaken new
ideas and inspire the audience to work and contribute significantly to the
growth of the country and the continent at large.
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Obrafour |
An initiative of
INVENTS, a leadership and entrepreneurship organisation, the Role Model Africa
mentor programme was last held in September last year, with the aim of
raising a generation of “critical thinkers”.
The choice of Obrafour
and Bernard Avle as speakers for this edition, according to the organisers,
stemmed from their significant success in their fields of endeavour.
Some of the notable
personalities who have graced the platform as speakers are World Bank official,
Dr Samuel Onwona, and C.E.O. of Rex Oil, Mr Caleb Ayiku. Participants in the
mentorship programme have been privileged to be mentored by hiplife artiste,
Reggie Rockstone.
Mentoring activist and
co-creator of the project, Samuel Agyeman-Prempeh, told the Daily Graphic that
the project was designed to provide, “one-on-one mentoring for individuals with
specific need and group mentoring to individuals with a common area of
study’’.
He also noted that
“the African youth can leverage the opportunities of mentoring that the
platform offers to scale up their business and provide a global competition for
their products and services’’.
That, he said, was one
of the reasons Obrafour was selected to lend his experience as one of the
successful artistes on the Ghanaian music scene to the younger talents who want
“to explore in a similar field”.
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