Emmanuel Okon

Manny also speaks at youth centers, churches, and prisons, sharing his story. His message is clear: "Bad company corrupts good character, but it’s never too late to change." His faith fuels his drive, and he sees his work as a form of restitution—not to erase his past but to use it for good. He knows some will always judge him for his past, but he’s not looking for their approval. He’s looking to make a difference.