I am a dedicated public servant, holding the position of section officer since 2004. I have earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Anthropology with a major in English. Currently, I am pursuing a Master’s in International Cooperation and Development at Mid-Western University. Personally, I refrain from labeling myself as a mere social worker, instead preferring the title of a social contributor and motivator in the community development sphere. With a steadfast vision for social change, I emphasize the imperative role of youth engagement as a catalyst for progress.
From my perspective, education stands as a cornerstone of life, as evidenced by my decision to resume studies after a substantial hiatus. Viewing education as a transformative force, I advocate for its significance in shaping individuals and communities. The commitment to knowledge-sharing emerges as a pivotal tenet in my philosophy, recognizing it as an essential catalyst for effecting positive community change. As a fervent advocate for societal advancement, I encapsulate the belief that empowering the youth, prioritizing education, and fostering a culture of knowledge-sharing are indispensable components in the journey toward meaningful and sustainable development.
Dedicated public servant with a Bachelor’s in Sociology, currently pursuing a Master’s in International Cooperation and Development. Rejecting the label of a mere social worker, I see myself as a social contributor and motivator. Advocating for education as a transformative force, I emphasize youth engagement and knowledge-sharing for meaningful community development, embodying a vision for societal advancement.