BUSAOSOWO FOUNDATION

Christabel believes that something as natural as menstruation should not constitute a hindrance to the dreams and aspirations of young girls and through her Initiative,she is working to normalize period talk and encourage schools and communities to set up WASH facilities for girls. In this interview with Project-Inspire, Christabel tells her story. PROJECT_INSPIRE : Can we meet you? Christabel : My name is Iheanacho Chekwube Christabel, a graduate of International Relations and History. A girl Advocate, very passionate about girl child development and Founder/Executive Director at Fearless Girls Initiative (F.G.I).   PROJECT_INSPIRE :Tell us briefly your childhood experience.    Christabel : Christabel grew up like other girls of her age, with hopes of becoming successful in life.    PROJECT_INSPIRE :What’s your educational background?   Christabel : I hold a bachelor's degree in History and International Relations from Ebonyi State University. I completed my seconda

  Influenced by his childhood,Malunga Nephan Frank is passionate about helping communities solve local problems through local ideas. In this interview with Project Inspire Africa,Nephan shares his story.      Can we meet you? Yes. My name is Malunga Nephan Frank, a 30-years-old Zambian citizen. My hobbies are reading, writing (books and poems), acing, and innovating.   Tell us briefly your childhood experience. I am the only child of my parents who went their separate ways when I was just seven years old. As a result of their divorce, I did not have an easy childhood. I was moved from an urban area where I had easy access to basic and quality needs of life to a rural area where hardship became the norm of the day. And it is from there that my journey started. This sudden change decorated my academics with different challenges. I was in and out of school because of unpaid school fees and had to repeat classes on many occasions even when my ma