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Determined to create a different experience for children in rural communities, Teacher Swanta has been championing equal access to quality education in Northern Nigeria. Today she shares her journey with Project_Inspire  PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you?   Teacher Swanta : I am Swanta Blessing Bonat popularly known as Teacher Swanta. A 32-year-old Atyap girl from Southern Kaduna of Northwest Nigeria. I am the 4th of 6 children. I am a certified and licensed teacher with the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria and have worked in eight schools spread across Plateau State, Kaduna State, Kebbi State and the FCT in the capacity of a Class Assistant, a Class Teacher, House Mistress, Hostel Administrator, School Administrator and School Manager respectively. I am also a nomad teacher, education consultant, rural education activist and have serve on the board of Thinking Cap Literacy Initiative. I currently live and work in Kafanchan as Executive Director of Community Outreach for Educat

Hillya Mwatiledu is a 29-year-old Namibian citizen encouraging young girls to embrace education as a tool to reach their potentials. In this interview with Project Inspire Africa , Hillya shares about her work through Tulonga Foundation   Can we meet you? My name is Hillya Mwatiledu, a 29-year-old Namibian citizen. I grew up in a small town. I love reading, hiking and gardening. Tell us briefly your childhood experience. My childhood was such a beautiful experience. I come from a very close-knitted family which is why I treasure human connections. My mom sacrificed so much for us to be where we are today. She raised us to be independent thinkers that set their goals and achieve them. She has been that northern star in our lives. I am always nostalgic by the memories we have created together. What is your educational background? I obtained hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology at the University of Namibia. I am currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Global Pub