21/09/2026
Margaret is about 22 years old, lives in an IDP camp, and is still in primary school.
To support herself and pay her school fees, she works as an assistant in a local kitchen. Despite the challenges she faces as a physically challenged young woman, Margaret continues to show up, keep learning, and refuse to give up on her dreams.
When her name was announced as one of the beneficiaries of the IIMoses 30/30/30 Scholarship at the Audacity Conference in Yola, the entire hall was deeply moved.
And then, something even more beautiful happened.
Senator Ishaku Abbo, Labour Party Gubernatorial Candidate, supported her with an additional ₦200,000, while Mr. Julius Mbidomti added ₦100,000.
So, from a ₦30,000 scholarship, Margaret went home that day with ₦330,000 in total financial support.
For someone who has had to work just to stay in school, this support means more than money. It is relief. It is encouragement. It is a reminder that her story matters and that her dreams are worth supporting.
Before the conference, A Volunteer visited Margaret to assess her situation. When he returned, he told us about her determination, resilience, and willingness to keep trying despite everything she had been through.
And she got it.
The moment everyone came down to celebrate with her was unforgettable. No barriers. No discrimination. Just people coming together to celebrate possibility, dignity, and hope.
This is what inclusion looks like.
We are grateful to everyone who contributed to making Margaret's moment possible.
IIMoses × LAROHD
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