Project Inspire Africa

  Diagnosed with sickle cell disorder,Aceng Deborah was expected to grow up and lead a life of sadness but the reverse is the case. She has today grown to become a ray of hope sickle cell survivors and their parents through her nonprofit organization Fearless Smiles Of Hope Foundation. In this interview with Project Inspire Africa, Deborah tells her story. Can we meet you? My name is Aceng Deborah, I am 23 years of age and a Ugandan by nationality. Tell us briefly your childhood experience. I can say my childhood was okay. I was diagnosed with sickle cell disorder when I was 6-months old. My parents knowing the difficulties that will confront me in the future gave me so much love and this has made my life better than most people expect. As a girl, my brothers feared that I would grow up to always fight them but fortunately for all of us, the love in the family binds us very strongly. What’s your educational background? I had my nursery and primary education from Joy ...

Victor Bello is a passionate Nigerian who desires to see his nation transform into an ideal society. In this interview with Project_Inspire,Victor shares about the actions he is taking to see that Nigeria transform into an ideal society.  PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you?  Victor : My name is Victor Eneji Bello, I am a change maker, a humanitarian and a peace building enthusiast. I am the founder of The Victor Bello Foundation. I am from Kogi State Nigeria; I live in the city of Jos,Plateau state.    PROJECT_INSPIRE : Tell us briefly your childhood experience. Victor : I grew up in the city of Kaduna with my parents and siblings; I grew up always wanting to be medical doctor because I wanted to reach out to people with free medication. I started writing song in my childhood too. One thing I have been passionate about since childhood is seeing people happy. I grew up wanting to be an answer to someone's prayer. PROJECT_INSPIRE : What’s your educational background?...