Ghanaian media personality, entrepreneur, and humanitarian, Ambassador Regina Adu Safoowaah, has been officially inducted as an African Youth Ambassador by the African Union Youth Council (AUYC), Nigeria Chapter.
The induction ceremony, held in Abuja, also saw Adu Safoowaah receive the Patrice Lumumba Leadership Excellence Award and Integrity Medal, an honour that celebrates individuals making exceptional contributions to youth empowerment, leadership, and community development across Africa.
Speaking at the event, Amb. Safoowaah expressed heartfelt gratitude to the African Union Youth Council for recognizing her work. She pledged to continue advocating for African youth and driving initiatives that foster empowerment and leadership among young people.
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“This honour is not just for me but for every young African striving to make a difference,” she said. “My mission is to use my platform to mentor, empower, and advocate for the African youth—especially young women—to dream boldly and act purposefully.”
Over the years, Amb. Adu Safoowaah has built a formidable reputation in Ghana’s media and entertainment industry, emerging as both a creative powerhouse and a dedicated philanthropist.
Her humanitarian work spans various social initiatives centered on education, women’s empowerment, and youth entrepreneurship.
Beyond her contributions to media and advocacy, she is also a member of the Forbes Black Community of Excellence and a recognized Global Citizen, further highlighting her commitment to leadership, innovation, and positive social change.
Her appointment as an African Youth Ambassador reflects the AUYC’s broader mission of nurturing young African leaders who embody integrity, creativity, and service.
As she takes on this continental role, Amb. Regina Adu Safoowaah stands as a beacon of purpose and integrity—an embodiment of a new generation of African leaders driving the continent toward progress and excellence.