Caepocom Africa

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

Have you ever stopped to think about how your actions on social media affect others?

Before you click, share, or post, pause and ask yourself: Is this insensitive? Is it demeaning? Could it hurt, embarrass, or undermine someone?

As you scroll, remember that digital responsibility begins with a moment of reflection. Think before you post, consider the impact of your words, and choose to make social media a safer and more respectful space for everyone.

Before you click, pause. Think. Reflect.

25/09/2026

In one way or another, social media has influenced our emotions.

Maybe it was something you watched online, a comment that stayed with you, or a post you shared that didn’t get as many likes as you expected.

Today, let’s think about the impact social media can have on our emotions.

Has social media ever affected how you felt about yourself or others?
Share your experience with us in the comments.

24/09/2026

BEFORE YOU CLICK

It is easy to just repost that video, like that picture, or share that post without thinking twice.

But before you click, take a moment. Ask yourself these important questions.

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22/08/2026

IDENTIFIERS, NOT MENTORS

The recently concluded Ibadan Boys’ Summit 5.0 was a little different this year. While the boys still had their panel session, workshop, games and other engaging activities, we also created space for something deeper: bringing into the summit men from the CAEPOCOM Africa HIMPACT space, who meet monthly via Google Meet to engage in conversations around masculinity, identity and what it means to be a man today.

One important lesson stood out for us: boys may not necessarily need mentors; they need identifiers. Boys are often fascinated by men they can see, listen to and relate to. Rather than simply seeing these men as mentors, they are more likely to say, “I want to be like him.” They look for someone they can identify with.

And this matters because the boy of today is the man of tomorrow. If we want to shape better men, we must intentionally create opportunities for boys to encounter men whose lives, choices and understanding of masculinity give them something healthy to identify with. One of the dreams of the Ibadan Boys’ Summit is to ensure that the men boys grow up identifying with are not reproducing the damage we see in manhood today.

We are grateful to the moderator, Samuel Adejube for creating a space where the boys could engage meaningfully and openly, to the HIMPACT team Marvellous-Mary Ogunobo bringing the energy, and to the coordinator of CAEPOCOM Africa Oyebanke Oyelaja Kayode and every volunteer and who contributed their time and effort to making Ibadan Boys’ Summit 5.0 a success.

The boy today is the man of tomorrow. Who he identifies with matters.

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04/08/2026

A Tribute to Chief Oloye Lekan Alabi

Some people leave footprints. Others leave legacies.

Chief Oloye Lekan Alabi belonged to the latter.

All of us at CAEPOCOM Africa deeply mourn the passing of a remarkable man whose life was marked by wisdom, integrity, humility, and selfless service.

When CAEPOCOM Africa was still finding its feet, Chief Alabi believed in our vision. His encouragement, support, and confidence in our mission gave us strength to keep going. We remain especially grateful that he graciously accepted to chair the inauguration of the Ibadan Pilot Media and Information Literacy City Project in March this year. His presence brought credibility, honour, and inspiration to that historic occasion.

Chief Alabi was more than a supporter of our work; he was a father, mentor, and friend. His life reminds us that true greatness is measured not by titles but by the lives we touch and the values we leave behind.

As we mourn his passing, we also celebrate a life well lived and a legacy that will continue to inspire us. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, the people of Ibadanland, and everyone whose lives he impacted.

Thank you, Chief Oloye Lekan Alabi, for believing in us. Your legacy lives on. May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

01/08/2026

Every boy needs 1 man who says: I see you. I believe in you. I’ll walk with you. Too many boys today are lost to drugs, violence, idleness, and hopelessness.

At CAEPOCOM AFRICA,with our REMASCO program, we train boys between ages 10- 18 on how to live a life of purpose and how to be responsible. At CAEPOCOM AFRICA, we give the boys a vision big enough to live for.

Another time has come to show them what a godly man, husband, and leaders look like.
As parents, our greatest inheritance shouldn't just be what we leave to our children but what we leave in our children.

Here are the 7 legacies that this year Ibadan Boys' Summit will focus on.

1. THE LEGACY OF CHARACTER

2. THE LEGACY OF FAITH & VALUES

3. THE LEGACY OF NAME & REPUTATION

4. THE LEGACY OF SKILLS & WISDOM

5. THE LEGACY OF RELATIONSHIPS & COMMUNITY

6. THE LEGACY OF ASSETS & STEWARDSHIP

7. THE LEGACY OF LOVE & MEMORIES

01/08/2026

01/08/2026

🎉 Registration for the Ibadan Boys Summit 2026 is officially OPEN! 🥳🥳🥳

We are excited to announce that registration for the Ibadan Boys Summit 2026 is now open!

Kindly click the link below to register your boy(s).

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYfd0FHFMcccgqyHfdP9SPmIWcZ_6mIeP2TPQdymoM6xlSSQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

📅 Registration closes on August 10, 2026. Don’t wait until the last minute, secure your spot today!

We look forward to welcoming you to another impactful edition of the Ibadan Boys Summit.

14/07/2026

Join us now🥳🥳🥳🥳

🚨 Join us today at 1:10 PM on Diamond 101.1FM!

BEFORE YOU CLICK

Not everything online is true!!!

Join us as we discuss how to help our older generation stay safe from fake news, misinformation, and online scams.

📻 Tune in to Diamond 101.1FM
📅 Today, Tuesday, 14 July
🕐 1:10 PM

Let’s learn how to think before we click and share.