AMPEF Unveils Voice Of Voiceless Studio During Talents Hunt Graduation Ceremony 

KINGSLEY EBERE 

A human rights group, the Ambassador for Peace and Enlightenment Foundation (AMPEF) has officially unveiled the Voice of the Voiceless studio to promote and championing rights of the less privileged people in the society. 

P.M.EXPRESS reports that the unveiling was held during the graduation of talent hunt and end of the year party organized by AMPEF.

The National President of AMPEF, Comrade Saviour Iche, described the studio as a new innovation to give voice to the voiceless people in the society, where they will express their predicaments and draw the attention of the Government to their plight.

The unveiling and the graduation ceremony was held at the AMPEF office at Fatai Aileru Street, Kudeyibu area of Ijegun, Lagos, where it  hosted its 2025 Graduation Ceremony and End of Year Party on 13th December, 2025.

The event attracted many dignitaries including the human rights lawyer,  Barr. Abiodun Kolawole popularly known as Iya Gani, Commrade Laye, members of AMPEF and other human rights activists across the State including children and parents of graduating students.

The event featured a football competition between Evamoney Malaysia FC and Kaniks Hotel FC, talent hunt, and an official opening of the Voice of the Voiceless initiative, dancing competition and acquisition Practicals for brilliant boys and girls. which was held  at Colins Obi Open Field in Ijegun Lagos.

Speaking at the occasion, the National President, Comrade Iche explained that the event was targeted to discover the talents of the young boys and girls in the State with the aims of promoting peace, enlightenment and community engagement.

He stated that AMPEF is organizing the event every year as way of engaging the youths so that they will not have time to commit crimes and be empowered to make use of their various talents in the society.

He explained that AMPEF has discovered, trained and empowered the young boys and girls to develop their talents and became useful to themselves,  parents and indeed the society.

The climax of the event was the giving of an award to  Barr Abiodun Kola (Iya Gani) as the Matron of AMPEF including other recipients for their various contributions to humanity.