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07/03/2026
"Speak Up" campaign which was officially launched at Community Secondary School Ula-upata was an opportunity to impact over 700 participating students with the knowledge of sexual abuse, gender based violence,how to identify and safeguard against this menace.
It was an opportunity for teenagers to access free therapy and confidential counselling on some issues which they're having some difficulty relating to parents, guardian or teacher.
Incorporated with a special debate session, the students were not only taught to argue their points, but to also defend what is right, stand up against predators and Speak Up when facing abuse.
The female students were aided with sanitary materials for period days as a special package of the program.
Additionally, Teevo, a daily guide and devotional for teenagers were shared to them to aid their spiritual growth as they navigate 'teen-hood' while they received salvation.
I specifically thank our hosts, the principal of Ula-upata community secondary school, Ahoada and the beautiful students for a most amazing time of impact.
I'm grateful to God almighty for the purpose, impact and direction to execute this vision.
To the awesome, vibrant and amazing team of VGO Empowerment and Wellness Foundation, I love you all dearly 🫢
07/03/2026
To every teenager...
There is something very important you must understand:
Knowledge is not just information; Knowledge is protection...
Knowledge is confidence... Knowledge is freedom...
When you understand what sexual abuse and gender-based violence are, you are no longer confused, silent, or afraid...
You become aware
You become alert
You become empowered
And when young people are empowered, society becomes safer...
This awareness teaches you something powerful — your voice matters.
Your body matters
Your boundaries matter
Your future matters
Every circumstance is an opportunity to stand up, speak clearly, defend your ideas, and show leadership. These are the qualities of future leaders, lawyers, doctors, activists, and change-makers.
One student who speaks boldly today could inspire a thousand others to find their voice tomorrow...
This is something you must know...
You are not too young to make a difference...
You are not too small to create an impact...
The decisions and conversations you begin now can shape a safer and better society...
Learn
Speak
Grow
Communicate wisely
Because empowered students don’t just pass exams —
they change the world.
02/03/2026
📢All you need to know about Speak Up seminar
Speak Up- teen voices on sexual abuse and Gender based violence is a campaign borne out of the growing concern on the level of r**e, molestation, homosexuality, peer influence and sexual misinformation on social media. The campaign seeks to provide clarity, direction and enlightenment on several factors that can lead to sexual abuse how teenagers who have been through or are still experiencing such phase can navigate their way to solution, counselling, healthcare and healing.
This all inclusive seminar also constitutes a gender based violence awareness that affects teen boys and girls at home, school and relationship with people. Gender differentiation is a crude phenomenon that bruises self esteem and purpose. It is a cruel restraint over a boy or girl child because of their gender.
Throughout Africa, teen boys and girls are constantly shamed for not being man or feminine enough and forced to succumb to the gender classification of masculine vs feminine careers.
Sexual abuse and Gender based violence exist at all level of society and in various forms and if a teenager is not well guided they may become victims of discrimination because of their gender.
This seminar teaches self worth and self awareness. It teaches teens to recognise their body as theirs and not a place for immoral sexual behaviours.
Speak Up also teaches them how to voice out and deal with gender discrimination and any form of pressure to get into a sexual affair.
This month starting on Friday 6th, we've targeted over 2000 teenagers to be beneficiaries to this campaign. Through confidential therapy sessions, basic healthcare and sensitization this program is tailored to expose the signs of these social ills and how teenagers can protect themselves and also be a voice of hope and solution to their world.
23/02/2026
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