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The Daniel Ntow Obese Foundation (DNOF) is delighted to announce that its President, Mrs. Elizabeth Obese, has been honoured with the prestigious Osabarimba Royal Award at the 6th Royal Awards Ceremony.
Mrs. Obese received this distinguished accolade in recognition of her outstanding contributions to community development and the advancement of Cape Coast and the Oguaa Traditional Area. The award celebrates her unwavering commitment to empowering communities and fostering positive change across the region.
As President of the Daniel Ntow Obese Foundation, Mrs. Elizabeth Obese has dedicated herself to improving the lives of individuals and families in Cape Coast and surrounding areas. Her leadership has been instrumental in driving the Foundation's mission to create sustainable development initiatives that address critical needs in education, healthcare, and community welfare.
The Osabarimba Royal Award is a testament to her tireless efforts in championing causes that uplift the less privileged and promote social progress within the Oguaa Traditional Area.
The Royal Awards Ceremony is an annual event that recognizes individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the development and prosperity of the traditional area. This year's 6th edition brought together distinguished guests and community leaders to celebrate excellence and service.
The Daniel Ntow Obese Foundation remains committed to its vision of creating positive change and empowering communities across Ghana. Under Mrs. Obese's leadership, the Foundation continues to expand its reach and impact, touching lives through various philanthropic initiatives.
This recognition further motivates the Foundation to continue its work in building stronger, more resilient communities and creating opportunities for those in need.
