I am the only female child in a family of five children. I live with my parents.
My most difficult experience was when I lived far from my parents. I was taken by my aunt to study in a village school. I found it hard to wake up without seeing my parents. After a year or two, I asked them to take me back to my parents because I missed them. However, my father told me that I had to learn to live without them because life changes. There will come a time when I have to live and depend on myself.
I felt very happy when I passed the examinations and got selected to continue with secondary education. I felt proud of my efforts in studies.
In the future, I want to be a transportation engineer. I want to work in ports. In our country there has been a delay in various goods reaching consumers because of what is said to be cargo overload in our ports, especially Dar es Salaam port. When I reach my dream, I find ways to end this problem. I will take the opportunity to support the WEF programs, for example, by donating for needy students.
If I had power to change the country, I would empower women by increasing their participation in decision-making boards and by enhancing the rights of female children in the country.