Njukang Princeley is an award-winning journalist, youth leader, and a personal development writer and speaker, whose passion is to help young person’s discover and maximize their purpose and potentials. He believes that everyone is called to make a difference in the world, and that they cannot do so without fully accepting, believing, refining and releasing their abilities. Njukang is obsessed, even mad, about provoking you to die empty. Through his contents, which are usually infused with personal stories and unconventional thoughts, he not only shows you that you can be more, he also gives you proven strategies to truly unleash the fullness of your gifts. Njukang has been a disability rights advocate, since 2017. His works have been recognized by YALI West Africa, and the US Embassy in Cameroon. He is currently the lead reporter for Disability News Africa, a news website dedicated to disability advocacy. His interest in disability rights is birthed by his firm conviction that persons with disabilities, if given equal and equitable access to opportunities, can be a vital force for the development of the African continent. As a visually impaired who was deprived the privilege of education for over 10 years, his passion for ensuring inclusive quality education for persons with disabilities is unparalleled. As an advocate cum researcher, He has volunteered with over 5 organizations to develop, implement and monitor several campaigns aimed at challenging negative stereotypes about persons with disabilities in Cameroon, influencing policies on inclusive education and bringing over 200 children with disabilities to school. He has facilitated trainings and spoken at conferences on disability leadership, disability inclusion, accessible solutions and disability rights. Njukang, who is presently pursuing his BSc in Journalism and Mass Communication in the University of Buea, is a five-star public speaker, reputed for coaching public speaking enthusiasts to communicate with confidence, clarity and credibility. He is the Financial Secretary of Talent House Speakers, an organization specialized in public speaking and debate. When he is not writing, speaking or editing, he enjoys reading, listening to music and experimenting with different thoughts.