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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2025 · 56 MIN

My parents gave me my love for Ghana, I am everything Africa

from Nana Yaa Yeboaa Podcast · host Nana Yaa Yeboaa

Efia Tekyi-Annan – Social Entrepreneur & Advocate & Cultural LeaderEfia Tekyi-Annan is a dedicated social entrepreneur and advocate committed to uplifting Black communities. She is the founder of Roots of Empowerment (ROE), empowering Black youth through identity-affirming programs, and African Royalty, celebrating African heritage through cultural products and workshops. Her activism includes Co-Founding Black Lives For Change and leading protests against anti-Black racism, with her work recognized by institutions and media outlets like the Toronto Star and CityTV. A devoted mother of three, Efia continues to drive change through leadership, advocacy, and cultural empowerment.Efia Tekyi-AnnanFounder CEO P:   (416) 616-5797 E:   [email protected] W:  www.rootsofempowerment.org "Our youth carry the legacy of our communities. It is our responsibility to reconnect them with their culture and ground them in their identity, so they may build opportunities, create generational wealth, and lead with purpose for the future."LinksWebsitephiljoemultimedia.comNana Yaa Yeboaa Show youtube.com/channel/UCkFdztdJXfz6cqGv5VgzFSQInstagraminstagram.com/nanayaayeboaashowSpotifyopen.spotify.com/show/1teTrRrDl9Fz6I0QgBUND5Facebookfacebook.com/AfricanCanadianPoetAmazonamazon.ca/Roots-Woman-Nana-Yaa-Yeboaa/dp/1977830749 Support the showwww.philjoemultimedia.com

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