Renowned gospel musician and life coach, Dr. Sonnie Badu, joined forces with Ghanaian Christian blogger Zhikay Ike Junior for a transformative edition of the Mindshift Campaign at Accra Girls Senior High School.
The campaign, which focuses on reshaping mindsets around the digital space, cyberbullying, and online influence, saw an engaging and insightful session with students.
Dr. Badu, known for his inspiring teachings and mentorship, emphasized the importance of digital orientation, cautioning the young minds about the dangers of cyberbullying and misinformation. He highlighted the need for students to be mindful of their digital footprint and avoid the illusion of overnight success in the online space.
The digital world is a powerful tool, but it can be dangerous if not used wisely. You must develop the right mindset, focus on meaningful impact, and not be deceived by the idea of instant fame.
The interactive Question & Answer session proved to be a key highlight of the event. Students raised thought-provoking concerns about online identity, content creation, and handling cyberbullying. Many were eager to understand how they could leverage social media positively while protecting themselves from its negative effects.
Zhikay Ike Junior, the visionary behind the Mindshift Campaign, expressed his excitement about the engagement, stating
It will amaze you the perceptions these students have about the digital space. Our quest is to strengthen the positive information they consume and discredit the misinformation about being a sensation overnight.
As a seasoned life coach, Dr. Sonnie Badu’s contribution to the campaign was invaluable. His wealth of knowledge and real-life experiences resonated deeply with the students, leaving a lasting impression.
The Mindshift Campaign at Accra Girls Senior High School was a remarkable success, reinforcing the need for digital literacy and responsible online engagement. With influential figures like Dr. Sonnie Badu on board, the initiative continues to inspire and empower the next generation to navigate the digital world wisely.
Story by Obaapa Janee/ ahotoronline.com
