Co-Founder and Chairman NGO Uhuru4all
Abdul Mumuni Sidiq, born in Accra- Ghana. Resident in the United States.
Studied at Accra Technical Training Center in Ghana, studied Business Management. He is an entrepreneur and likes to link up with like minded people.
His big dream, however, was to be able to set up a Center for Vocational Training to give young dropouts the opportunity to learn for a better future.
NGO’S Manager and Teacher of the Sewing workshop
Daniel Anabire Ayamga born in Bolgatanga- Northern Ghana. He lost his parents at the age of eight years through accident.
After his primary school, he worked with a Nigerian pastor as a house help where he was able to improve his english language since the Nigerian couple couldn’t speak the local Ghanaian language. They took care of him and enrolled him to be trained as a tailor at the age of 15. He was able to complete the training after four years and obtained his tailors certificate from NVTI after his training.
He teamed up with a friend of his, a shoe repairer and managed to open his own tailoring shop, within five years he was able to build a flourishing business in Dzorwulu -Accra. He unfortunately lost his business because the land on which his shop was located was sold, therefore he had to vacate the place. I (Mariette) met him around that time and asked to become the teacher of the second work shop of the NGO. He has since 2010 been the driving force and teacher for the sewing work shop.
A real self made man
Congratulations of Mr John Konika, National Deputy Director for Informal Apprenticeship of the NVTI to the teacher of the sewing vocation Daniel Ayamga.
Daniel now can be called the Master craft person in dressmaking!
Founder NGO Uhuru4all 
Mariëtte Deijen first came to Ghana in 2003.
She helped to build a school in Yaw Sae, which is 40 km from Sunyani with a number of Ghanaian
volunteers. One of the volunteers indicated that he was still training as a tailor with Idi Sidiq. Through Idi she came into contact with Mumuni and in 2007 the idea arose to set up a vocational training for the less fortunate young people from Ghana! It has been a long, hard way to get where they are now in the 10 years that the Foundation was set up! Thanks to the fantastic teacher Daniel and the orders of the Basic Care Foundation !!!
Secretary
Erica Abekah was born on 11th September 2002 at Kasoa, Nyanyano in the Great Region of Ghana. She first went to JHS and after that she got a scholarship training at the UK group of colleges. She completed Junior High in 2017. She continued her education at Potsin T.I.
Ahmadiyya senior High. She was the over-all leader of House 1 and a Dormitory prefect Her dream was to be a fashion designer, so she did clothing and textiles as a course in Home- Economics. She was really good at fashion. As an alternate choice she choose Nursing because she loved learning Science and Biology but being a fashion designer was her well determined choice and her dream. She completed Senior High School in 2020. She became interested learning more as a Fashion Designer and was introduced to mr Daniel Anabire Ayamga, the teacher of Uhuru Fashion and our Founder Mrs Mariette. She appreciates the chance to join Uhuru Fashion as a secretary and hopes to contribute to future success.
Boardmember:
Naim Suleman was born in Obuase, Ashanti Region He went to the JHS for three years. When he finished he got a job as a
house help which he didn’t like very much. Luckily his sister, who already is a seamstress, heard from the sewing vocation training of Uhuru4all. Sully, his nick name, always wanted to be a tailor and wanted to work with his sister. So in april 2015 -Sept 2018 Sully did the training and graduated!
Now he works with his sister in their shop!
Apart from tailoring he likes to dance…
Sully is also the senior assistant of Daniel in case something happens with Daniel. He is a very reliable assistant. Daniel can always count on him..
Boardmember:
Sakina Ibrahim is our newest Boardmember. Sakina was born in Damongo, in the northern region 
of Ghana.She did JHSS and the senior secondary school in Damongo. Dyue to financial problems she couldn’t go to university. Her father was a farmer. Later she moved to the area of Nyanyano/Kasoa. Throug some neighbour she heard from the sewing vocation. She applied and she was able to join. She is a fast student, who already can do the cutting after four (4) months! That is quit extraordinary! For the rest she shows to be a very hardworking girl.
We are really glad to welcome our three new Board members. A more firm Board where new ideas can be shared and discussed to bring the foundation to a higher level!