learning does not expire with age. In many African communities, the elderly are knowledge holders, caregivers, and moral anchors, yet they are often excluded from structured learning and support systems. Our commitment to elderly long-term learning is grounded in dignity, intergenerational respect, and lifelong intellectual engagement. We promote continuous learning that strengthens mental well-being, social participation, digital inclusion, and community leadership among older adults. By investing in elderly education and caregiver capacity, we preserve indigenous knowledge, reduce isolation, and build stronger, more compassionate societies.