As the Walala Hooii community, we literally have nothing negative to say about Isaiah Yunge. This is a man who broke the poverty ceiling to dine with kings and queens. He was born into a humble background. He was an outcast, raised by his grandmother in a home marked by extreme poverty. As a child, he herded goats and cows and worked in rice plantations.
He moved from one foster home to another after being rejected by his step-parents. By his second year in secondary school, he was living independently. After classes, he worked to pay for food and rent. He knew that his only way out of poverty was through education and working smart.
Through his struggles in education, he became convinced that digital solutions could help solve some of Africa’s biggest problems. That is how he founded Soma Apps Technologies, the company behind SomaApp, a mobile platform that connects students to international scholarship opportunities.
The idea was born out of pain and personal experience. Today, the boy who once herded goats has gone on to pay dowry for the daughter of a sitting President, in a ceremony attended by the who’s who of the region. His journey should inspire all the Walala Hooii out there who are currently facing financial constraints.
If you put God first, work hard, stay focused and remain locked in, one day you might just find yourself dining with the kings and queens. From herding goats to paying dowry in State-level circles, ayaaam telling you life can really reward those who don't give up. Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni kabisa, Ni furaha kubwa kwetu sisi wote. Our brother has won. Chesaa!!
I was team France, I accepted the defeat, that was a clean win and well deserved. In Spain there's only one badass player, Dani Olmo. That midfielder is something else, you people should stop with Lamine Yamal thing, that boy is overrated.
@amerix@CrimsonJamhuri And this is how the Heamodialysis machine looks like and how it works....the red part being the Arterial side blue side is the Venous