IChange Nations™ awards individuals who have displayed exemplary leadership to empower mankind
By Mourice Seretta
IChange Nations™on Friday August 13, 2021 hosted an international award ceremony at Trademark Hotel in Village Market Nairobi.
The wards saw two Kenyan youths, two Kenyan women and one American, Dr. Jeff Jones who traveled from the USA to participate honoured.
Vivian Muciri, a youth who is the Executive Director of Vision for Change Foundation was awarded the Youth Add Value Recognition award.
Another youth who was honoured with an award was Journalist Cornelius Omuse who also took home the Youth Add Value Generational Leader Award.
Ann Nzomo the Chief Executive Officer of Inken Distributors Limited and Betimo General Supplies took home the Women Add Value, Women Leadership Award.
Jeffrey Johns walked away with Global Messenger of Hope Award.
Dorcus Kavod of Kavod Foundation and a Pastor at Springs of Love Fellowship was awarded the Community Ambassador Award, Women Leadership.
In her speech when she received the award, Mrs Kavod highlighted that she learnt the art of helping and giving having been brought up in hardship.
Her Kavod foundation is a Charitable Organization dedicated to uplifting People’s livelihoods.
‘We promote Civility and Co-existence. We Inspire youth and Women leadership through Trainings, Youth Career talks, life Skills and Strategies to Advance Careers,’ she says.
Ms Kavod also Pastors at the Springs of love Chapel in Nunguni heights Makueni county
She says that it is a fellowship established on God’s grace and truth.
iChange Nations™ Special Envoy Dr. Ruben West of the United States, was at the awards dinner and ceremony and personally presened honours to the recipients.
iChange Nations™ is designed to build a Culture of Honour by acknowledging those who have displayed exemplary leadership to empower mankind.
Its mission is to bring back the lost art of honour by building a culture that recognizes and honours the same individuals throughout the world.
Here in Kenya they have recognized Senate Speaker Kenneth Lusaka, Honourable Dr. Makali Mulu, and PLO Lumumba to name a few.
They believe that as more people see others being honoured for their contributions to society, it will inspire those same behaviours in themselves.
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