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African Youths Initiative on Crime Prevention

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Guest: Chris Ibe

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Summary

Chris Ibe, an advocate dedicated to making an impact on the lives of young people, shares his personal journey in this episode. He discusses his active role in international forums and projects like the Global School Intervention Project on Drug and Substance Abuse in Kenya in 2019. Chris highlights his efforts to empower youth in Nigeria and globally.

Key takeaways

  • Advocate for youth empowerment, particularly in Nigeria and globally.
  • Engage in international forums to promote crime and substance misuse prevention.
  • Participate in significant projects like the Global School Intervention Project on Drug and Substance Abuse.
  • Focus on empowering youth to make a profound impact on their lives.
  • Learn about personal journeys that inspire commitment to prevention work.
Show notes
In this compelling episode, listeners are welcomed into the world of Chris Ibe, an impassioned advocate dedicated to making a profound impact on the lives of young people in Nigeria and across the globe. Chris shares his personal journey, highlighting his active role in international forums and significant projects like the Global School Intervention Project on Drug and Substance Abuse in Kenya in 2019. His unwavering commitment to empowering the youth shines as he discusses his efforts to pr...
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