Past Events
A visual record of our mentorship conferences and sessions. Building the next generation, one event at a time.
International Day of the Boy Child Conference
May 16th, 2026 · Dominion City Auditorium, Nyanya
Boys are not naturally built. They are intentionally formed.
A society that empowers only the girl child while neglecting the boy child is unknowingly preparing future problems for itself. The boys we ignore today may become the broken men society struggles with tomorrow.
Strong families and healthy communities are built when boys are taught identity, responsibility, discipline, leadership, compassion, and purpose. A boy who is properly guided can become a responsible father, a faithful husband, a wise leader, a builder of people, and a protector of communities.
This International Day of the Boy Child, we chose to invest in boys because the future depends on it. When you invest in a boy, you build generations.
The testimonies are still coming in, and our hope is that every man will commit to investing in the boys around him.
"I am so grateful for the work your team did. My students have been behaving remarkably well — there has been a total turnaround, to the point where they now take responsibility for their own actions. I truly wish you could host this conference again and I am open to partnering with you. Please expand this and invite more schools next time."
Director, People's Comprehensive Academy, Mararaba
Boys Mentorship Session — People's Comprehensive Academy, Mararaba
We held a Boys Mentorship Session with the students of People's Comprehensive Academy, Mararaba, reinforcing the core lessons shared at the International Day of the Boy Child Conference held two weeks earlier.
A boy needs to understand his purpose by divine design so that he can make the right choices today. Purpose precedes performance. When a boy does not understand why he was created, he becomes vulnerable to distractions and counterfeit sources of fulfilment — seeking validation from people, pursuing instant gratification, and finding temporary escape through destructive habits.
"When the purpose of a thing is not known, abuse is inevitable." — Dr. Myles Munroe
Our mission is to help boys become rooted in their identity in Christ, fix their eyes on their God-given purpose, and navigate the process of becoming the men God has called them to be.
We remain committed to engaging schools and mentoring boys — because healthy boys become healthy men, and healthy men build healthy families, communities, and nations.
