On Wednesday, August 21, 2024, sports editor Philemon Mbale, founder of NO DRUGS and its partners, made a significant impact on the lives of internally displaced children in Tiko by distributing over 5,000 books and school materials.
The event, held at a local community center, was a moment of hope and encouragement for the children and their families, who have faced numerous challenges due to displacement.
The mayor of Tiko, along with other local dignitaries, attended the event, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in fostering unity and community resilience. In his address, the mayor praised Mr. Mbale and his partners for their dedication to supporting the education of vulnerable children, urging them to continue their efforts as a sign of togetherness and a commitment to building a stronger community.
The mayor of Tiko, along with other local dignitaries, attended the No Drug event
Parents who accompanied their children to the event expressed profound gratitude for the donations. Many highlighted the significance of education in providing a path to a better future for their children, despite the hardships they have endured. The school materials distributed included textbooks, notebooks, pens, pencils, and other essential supplies, all of which will help the children in their academic journey.
The school materials distributed included textbooks, notebooks, pens, pencils, and other essential supplies, all of which will help the children in their academic journey.
Mr. Philemon Mbale, known for his role as a Journalist/sports editor and his activism through NO DRUGS, took the opportunity to address the beneficiaries and their families on the pressing issue of drug abuse. He underscored the organization’s mission to combat drug abuse through education, sports, and recreational activities, reminding the children of the dangers of drugs and the importance of making positive life choices.
“Education is the foundation of a brighter future,” Mr. Mbale said. “By equipping you with these tools, we hope to not only support your academic growth but also to keep you away from the vices that threaten your potential. Drugs are not the answer—education, sports, and community are.”
NO DRUGS has been a vital force in Tiko, advocating against drug abuse and working tirelessly to provide young people with alternatives that promote healthy lifestyles. The organization has consistently used education and sports as key elements in its strategy, recognizing the power of these tools in shaping the minds and futures of young people.
The event was more than just a distribution of school supplies; it was a demonstration of the power of community and the collective effort to uplift those in need. By coming together, NO DRUGS, its partners, and the local authorities in Tiko have shown that even in the face of adversity, unity and compassion can pave the way for a brighter tomorrow.
As the children left the event with their new school materials, their faces beaming with joy, it was clear that the impact of this initiative would be long-lasting. The books and supplies will not only help them in their studies but also serve as a reminder that their community cares for them and is invested in their future.
Mr. Philemon Mbale, known for his role as a Journalist/sports editor and his activism through NO DRUGS
The success of this event underscores the importance of continuing such initiatives and expanding them to reach even more children in need. As the mayor of Tiko aptly put it, “This is not just about giving out books; it’s about building a stronger, more united community. Let us continue to support each other and work together for the betterment of our children and our society.”
NO DRUGS, under the leadership of Philemon Mbale, remains committed to its mission, and this event is yet another testament to the organization’s unwavering dedication to creating a drug-free, educated, and empowered youth in Cameroon.
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