I am the third born in a family of four children. I live with only one parent, my father. He is a peasant farmer.
The most difficult experiences in my life were when I failed many examinations at primary school. Later on, I improved and did well in my national examinations. I learnt that in life, we should never give up.
The most memorable and happiest thing in my life is when I help the disabled to cross the road.
The moment when I felt especially proud was when I knew that I had passed the Primary School Leaving Examination.
My dream is to become a surgical doctor because I can see that many people need operations. To achieve my dream, I know that much more effort is needed. I will work hard to ensure that I succeed.
If I had the power to change my country, I will change the medical treatment systems.
If I had the chance to change my country, I would prioritize education by ensuring that I increase the number of English teachers in rural primary schools. I would put emphasis on the use of English for communication and develop standards of fluency for a student to join secondary school.