Tell It All’s Nänä Teä named one of 2022 100 Most Impactful Change Makers

Social Entrepreneur and Philanthropist, Annor Tetteh, affectionately called Nänä Teä in the Ghanaian social media space have been named one of the 100 Most Impactful Change Makers in Ghana in the year 2022.

The Humanitarian Awards Global initiative honours and celebrates most influential non- for -profit organizations from a wide range of industries in the country who are committed to growth and community service.

Nominees of the non-ranked awards were drawn from areas such as sport, media, health, business, politics among many others for challenging the status quo and creating a trail where there are none.

Nänä Teä was named among some notable names in the country.

Nänä Teä and “Tell It All”

Nänä Teä, through his social media platform “Tell It All”, has restored lost hopes, transformed lives and put smiles on the faces of thousands who sought support in various forms.

His, is a story of society coming together to lift each other up and restore hope where there is none.

Through his platform, jobs have been found, bills being it medical, school, rent and many other have been paid, destitute have been given hope, advice have been sought, life threatened situation’s have been reversed, lives have been saved and on and on the list goes.

All Nänä Teä does is post a plea for support on the platform and his generous followers across the length and breath of the country and beyond will gladly extend a helping hand.

Humanitarian Awards Global’s 100 Most Impactful Change Makers

The Humanitarian Awards Global’s 100 Most Impactful Change Makers is announced yearly to celebrate persons in the area of sport, education, health, social entrepreneurship, non-for profit organisations, science, empowerment,business and many others whose initiatives have largely impacted lives positively and contributing to the development of Ghana at large.

The list is unranked, and the selection process involves nominations, extensive background checks on impact activities, and board justifications to shortlist the top 100 individuals.

Nominees are measured with leadership drive, influence, consistency, and most importantly, community and social impact.