African Congress For Local Organizations-ACFLO

Africa is living with numerous conflicts, making it imperative for changemakers like us to prioritize peacebuilding, conflict prevention, and humanitarian assistance. As a global network, we recognize the importance of equipping ourselves with knowledge and skills to promote peace, address root causes of conflicts, and provide effective support in conflict zones.

We are thrilled to celebrate a significant milestone our Global President, Afuh Alfred Ngum, who also serves as the Executive Director of ZOZAC Community, has been recognized as a Four-Star General Humanitarian Peacekeeper. This achievement is a testament to his tireless efforts in promoting peace, community development, youth empowerment, and humanitarian work across African states.

We stand in solidarity with you, Sir, and commend your unwavering commitment to fostering peace and development. Your leadership inspires us to continue working towards a more peaceful and prosperous Africa. We look forward to your continued guidance and collaboration in our shared pursuit of peace and humanitarian excellence.

Dylan Chinonso Riches Eco-agric Association African Communities Developmental Goals-ACDGs Goethe-Institut Winner Kids Worldwide Foundation Jumbuin Ruth Maya Liftup Community Initiative Acheboufacts Goethe-Institut Tunis -institut Kamerun Ropauni Peace Guards Initiative Peace Corps
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Humble greetings, great leaders! As we all know, a great vision often comes with its fair share of struggles and failures along the way. This is not new to the African Congress For Local Organizations-ACFLO, a network pioneering a groundbreaking concept in Africa - the 25 African Communities Developmental Goals-ACDGs.

ACFLO innovative approach to community development across African states is built on the principles of unity in diversity and strength in local organizations. Yesterday, I had the privilege of meeting with Mrs. Njobara Raissa Ntobo, Founder and Executive Director of Ja'ah Woh Foundation with head quarter in Douala where we met in Tiko. During our fruitful two-hour discussion, we focused on the 25 ACDGs.

As a staff member specializing in food security at the Douala International Airport, with extensive knowledge of global food security, Mrs. Ntobo shared insightful business ideas for ACFLO. Specifically, we explored opportunities through Goal 1 and Goal 10 of the ACDGs.