Ambassador Zino Lexili Ogazi gave 70% scholarships to 50 female students at Pentecost University College during International Women's Day. The March 8 ceremony happened during a university conference about women's empowerment, with 500 students attending. These scholarships help students study Acting, Modeling, Dance, TV Presenting, Pageantry, and Makeup Artistry. The event also marked five years of the Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy.
Ambassador Ogazi runs the Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy herself. She told everyone that empowerment needs action, not just words. The National Union of Ghana Students worked with Pentecost University's Women's Commission to organize everything. Both groups honored Ogazi with a special Citation for helping students succeed. Her work includes supporting young people at PRESEC, the University of Ghana, and the University of Cape Coast, as well as many other schools.
Ogazi serves as Chairperson of SDTA Awards plus Creative Director at Supreme Dynamic Agency. She plans to launch the "Face of SDTA Awards" TV show for young creative talents soon. The scholarship program shows her ongoing commitment to making empowerment real instead of just talking about it. She believes helping these women learn new skills creates positive changes throughout society. These students can become leaders who lift their communities after graduating.
Ambassador Ogazi runs the Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy herself. She told everyone that empowerment needs action, not just words. The National Union of Ghana Students worked with Pentecost University's Women's Commission to organize everything. Both groups honored Ogazi with a special Citation for helping students succeed. Her work includes supporting young people at PRESEC, the University of Ghana, and the University of Cape Coast, as well as many other schools.
Ogazi serves as Chairperson of SDTA Awards plus Creative Director at Supreme Dynamic Agency. She plans to launch the "Face of SDTA Awards" TV show for young creative talents soon. The scholarship program shows her ongoing commitment to making empowerment real instead of just talking about it. She believes helping these women learn new skills creates positive changes throughout society. These students can become leaders who lift their communities after graduating.
