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Yocktan is a student from Tanzania who is fully funded for this school year! Fund another student here.

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Yocktan Magomba
Few years ago, I faced a challenge of poor support of science teachers, this challenge strived us to struggle hard so as to become successful on those subjects, in fact this challenge inspired the spirit of hard work to most of us, it was through this I learned difficult situations always expand our thinking capacity and create a large room for problem solving.

Birthday: 2003

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: mathematics

Favorite Books: bible

I Want to Be: doctor

Hobbies: listening to music

Family: father, mother, 3 brothers, 2 sisters, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Lugalo Secondary School

A-Level School: mawelewele secondary school

Funding for Form 6 2024:
School Fees   $75

TOTAL   $75
Funding for Form 5 2023: $100
Funding for Form 3 2021: $150
Funding for form 2 2020: $150
Yocktan's Journal
272 Entries
Hi everyone,
I hope you are doing well,
I am doing well.I just miss you my family.
Today I want to tell you this . “Dreams don’t work unless you do.”

Meaning: Success requires effort, not just hope or imagination.
I hope everyone will be happy in whatever things they are doing and give everything to achieve their beautiful dreams.
Best regards
Yocktan magomba
MHere’s a short motivational story for you 🌱


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The Lamp That Refused to Go Out

In a small village, there was an old lamp in the center of a study hall. It had been lit for many years, guiding students who came to read late into the night. One evening, a young student looked at the lamp and said,
“Why do you keep burning? You’re old, your oil is almost finished.”

The lamp seemed to whisper back,
“If I stop shining because my oil is low, the darkness will win before the oil is gone.”

Inspired, the student stayed longer that night, reading even when tired. Days passed. The student failed an exam, felt ashamed, and wanted to quit. Remembering the lamp, they said,
“I may be low on strength, but I’m not empty.”

They studied again—slowly, imperfectly. On the day of the next exam, the student passed. Not perfectly, but enough to move forward.

Years later, the student returned as a teacher. The lamp was still there, dimmer than before, yet glowing.

The teacher smiled and told the students:
“You don’t need endless energy to succeed. You only need the courage to stay lit a little longer than the darkness expects.”


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✨ Message:
You don’t quit when you’re tired.
You quit when you believe the light is gone—
but as long as you’re still trying, your light is still on.
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