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A new weekly magazine family TV show, ONGAcious, aimed at promoting Nigeria’s culture, tourism and healthy living, has begun flighting on selected television channels across the country.

Valentine’s day was made extra special for 10 couples that tied the knot under a “Dream Wedding” event put together by a local radio station (Happy FM) with support from Onga.

As part of activities marking the 61st Independence Day celebration of Ghana, the Ghana Air Force organized an Open Day.

We donated back-to-school packs to 1500 orphans, with each pack containing school bags, copybooks, pens, pencil cases and pencils.

The Ncwala Traditional Ceremony is held in February each year by the Ngoni people in the Chipata district and celebrates the first harvests of the year.

Recently Promasidor Kenya, partnered with Eneza Africa who specialize in providing unique educational out-of-class experiences to young people and children.

BAC, a non-political and non-profit association, has as its main aim the education of the youth through the sport by developing infrastructure, structures and a sports culture.

As part of our aim to promote children’s well-being and happiness, Cowbell, in partnership with Fanafoot, has visited 70 schools all around Abidjan.

The Ogun State Government has commended Promasidor Nigeria for initiating a career guidance workshop for secondary school students, describing it as a laudable effort towards the development of education and youth empowerment in the country.

In 1998, Promasidor Nigeria commenced sponsorship of the annual National Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC), now known as Cowbellpedia.