A hard experience, when our house got swept away with floods, we lost everything and later the government demolished it.
When my dad lost his job, we went through a lot including sleeping hungry. But I learnt that I never lose hope in life.
A moment when I felt especially proud of myself was when I joined my dream school, Kereri girls. Then, when I was asked to give a speech on human’s daily lives in front of a big crowd, that was a learning point for me.
The most memorable and happiest thing in my life was when I passed my junior secondary school examination.
My dream is to be a doctor, surgeon. I will get there by working hard.
After I reach my dream, I would develop community support groups to promote free medical camps to support underprivileged and provide scholarships.
If I had the power to change my country, I wouldl advocate for improvement on social health insurance or policy improvements. I would contribute my resources to free education to the poor.
“Nothing is impossible.”