The Executive Officer of Tenet Partners Marketing Limited, Ghana, Mr. Joseph Agbodeka, has urged the youth to cultivate the habit of savings and channel part of those savings into small investments, stressing that such discipline could transform their future fortunes. He also cautioned against drug use and abuse, warning that it can derail young people from achieving their life goals.
Mr. Agbodeka made the call during the inauguration of a Tenet charity office at Sogakope in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region. The new office will serve as a hub to promote Tenet’s activities, including community development, youth empowerment, support for school projects, and job creation. It will also coordinate the distribution of charity items and act as a consulting office for Tenet services.
The Executive Officer, who is also the Founder of the charity centre, lamented that many young people today pursue quick money rather than practicing diligent savings. He noted that this trend has led some into drug abuse, which negatively impacts their lives and mental health.
Mr. Agbodeka disclosed that Tenet Partners Marketing Limited is duly registered with the Registrar General’s Department and assured that the company will positively impact Ghanaians, particularly the youth, during its five‑year project period (2025–2030).
Since its inception in Ghana in 2025, Tenet has supported more than 300,000 individuals nationwide with clothing, food, and other essentials. Schools have also benefited from classroom blocks and teaching materials to improve learning environments and promote effective academic work.
Senior Executive Officer Mr. Isaiah Adjokatcher and Senior Manager Mr. Bismarck Ameho, both from the Kpassa charity home in the Oti Region, encouraged the youth to embrace Tenet’s vision and mission to transform their lives and communities.
The Planning Committee Chairman and Coordinator of the Sogakope office, Mr. Emmanuel Avorkpo, described the inauguration as a “dream come true” and urged the youth to take advantage of the opportunities it presents.
An opinion leader of the Agorkpo Electoral Area, Mr. George Zigah, chaired the function and later joined Tenet leaders and dignitaries to cut the tape to officially open the centre.
Established in 2014 in the UK, Tenet has expanded to Ghana to support vulnerable groups including the aged, orphans, widows, and communities through charity and development initiatives such as building schools, clinics, and community centres.
