Samakose Fortune Trail Seminar Storms Upper West this November

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Samakose Enterprising Development engages young people in decisions that affect them, their peers and their communities. 

Samakose ensures that young people become an integral part of creation, invention and motivation in their communities and that their voices act and art can help shape the future.

Samakose Fortune Trail Seminar at the Radach Lodge and Conference Center on the 14th October 2016, saw the likes of Mr Prince Siita, CEO of North Television, Ken Kubuga, CEO BoldTech Solutions, Jameela Moomen and Ewurama Attoh of Kesmi fm were the headline speakers.

The event witness students, the unemployed, the less confident, and career finders. Samakose Enterprising Development believes that through youth mentor-ship and dialogue, the youth will no longer be seen as recipients of services but as undiscovered expects, responsible and involved in the issues and processes.



Speaking to Sanatu Zambang, Mr Amin Yahaya,  CEO of Samakose, said
“Fortune Trail  seminar and conference is more than just a mentor-ship between expertise and young people; it is about the experts and young people thinking together as equal partners to make decisions for a better job conditions, creating and sustaining the enterprising economy, as well as opportunities and supports that young people need for growth and development”.

The purpose of the Fortune Trail seminar and conference, among others is to enhance the transformation and integration of young people, a platform  for  exposing  their ability  to  the  operations  of their ideas and products,  interact,  create  partnerships and build  relationships. Amin Yahaya added.



Other speakers who also graced the Samakose Fortune Trail Seminar at the Radach Lodge and Conference were Yakubu Yussif, DeLiman Yaro Ruka, Nana Kyei, Kola Nut, Ibrahim Mustapha, Buta of Buta photography and Mariam Pumaiya.

Participants involve in the Fortune Tail Seminars and conferences will take home the art of
          Recognize that everyone has value. Youth, like everyone else, have rights that should be respected.
          Understand  that youth have a significant role in creating a better system for all young people.
          Know that their voice is important, regardless of their successes, challenges, strengths or limitations.
          Give back to their community.
          Develop resilience, and a sense of pride and accountability.
          Build self-esteem.
          Develop leadership and problem solving skills.
          Become connected to other youth and their community.
          Break down generational barriers between youth and adults.
          Develop a sense of belonging and reconciliation with the system.
          Develop skills and knowledge that support transitions to adulthood and independence.

Fortune Trail Seminar will be touring the Upper Regions of Northern Ghana, and Upper West Region, Wa will be Fortune Trail Seminar next stop, the event is set to take place on the 12th November 201      6 and in Upper East Region, Bolga on the 26th November 2016.

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