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Are You Ready? C8 Africa is Here to Transform the Next Generation of Leaders
Leos of Africa is officially launching C8 Africa, a virtual gathering designed to empower, inspire, and enlighten the next wave of changemakers.
Something extraordinary is brewing across the continent, and the energy is unmistakable. Leos of Africa is officially launching C8 Africa, a virtual gathering designed to empower, inspire, and enlighten the next wave of changemakers.
If you are passionate about personal development, service, and leadership, mark your calendar, this is one experience you simply cannot afford to miss.
Why C8 Africa Matters
This is far more than just another online webinar. C8 Africa is a movement built to help young leaders connect, collaborate, and amplify their real-world impact. Whether you are a brand-new Leo stepping into your first role, a seasoned member looking to sharpen your skills, or someone simply driven to make a difference in your community, this platform was built for you.
Together, we are learning, growing, and building a network rooted in service beyond limits.
Event Details
Dates: October 8th – October 11th, 2026 Time: 7:00 PM WAT Platform: Google Meet (Join from anywhere!)Who Should Attend:
Leos, young leaders, volunteers, and growth-minded individualsHow to Get Involved
Save the Date: Block out 7:00 PM WAT from October 8–11 so you don't miss a single session. Spread the Word: Share this announcement with your club members, friends, and fellow leaders. Bring Your Energy: Come ready to engage, connect with peers across Africa, and take your leadership journey to the next level.The countdown has officially begun. Are you ready to be part of something bigger? Together, let’s learn. Together, let’s grow. Together, let’s serve. 🦁🌍
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The Calabar Unique Leo Club continues to demonstrate that young people, working together, can create meaningful and lasting change in their communities. Stay tuned for more updates as we expand our programs and partnerships across Cross River State and beyond.
