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Voice4Africa has intensified its operations across Nigeria and other African countries, positioning the country as its operational hub in a renewed push to reshape the continent’s global narrative through strategic communication, development partnerships, and human capital investment.
The expansion was announced in a statement issued on Monday by Julian Kleber, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Kleber Group, and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
Kleber Group, an internationally positioned integrated marketing and communications agency with over three decades of experience, specialises in tourism, luxury, lifestyle, and destination branding.
According to Kleber, the initiative is designed to amplify Africa’s development potential through collaboration, innovation, and sustainable partnerships.
“Africa is a continent of limitless potential that can be amplified through collaboration, innovation, and sustainable development partnerships,” he said.
The statement explained that Voice4Africa seeks to challenge longstanding global stereotypes about Africa by promoting verified stories of economic growth, youth entrepreneurship, cultural vibrancy, and community-driven development across the continent.
With Nigeria serving as its operational base, the initiative plans to implement state-level engagements, convene stakeholder roundtables, and facilitate public-private collaborations aimed at accelerating inclusive socio-economic development nationwide.
“Our commitment is to align perception with measurable progress, ensuring global audiences see Africa through verified achievements, economic dynamism, and the power of youth-driven transformation,” Kleber added.
The expansion strategy will prioritise skills acquisition programmes, youth empowerment forums, diaspora engagement, and cross-sector partnerships to harness Africa’s demographic advantage for sustainable enterprise growth.
Voice4Africa also disclosed plans to collaborate with governments, corporate organisations, non-governmental organisations, tourism stakeholders, creative industry players, and media partners to project stories of African resilience and innovation across multiple sectors.
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Beyond Nigeria, the initiative said it is engaging institutions and community networks across West, East, Southern, and Central Africa as part of efforts to build a unified continental voice centred on entrepreneurship, innovation, and cultural depth.
The latest move signals a strategic communication push to reposition Africa on the global stage by aligning storytelling with tangible development outcomes and cross-border cooperation.
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