All Learners

Eche Stephen grew up in a farming family, where hardship often meant missing out on school and feeling left behind. When his mother sent him away for a better education, he ended up working on farms instead of learning, feeling neglected and alone. Everything changed when a friend told him about Bramble. With his father’s support, Stephen joined and found encouragement, patience, and a sense of belonging for the first time. He learned to read, spell, and smile again, surrounded by caring mentors and friends who believed in him. Now, Stephen dreams of becoming a music artist and is proud of how far he’s come. With your support through this scholarship, Stephen can keep learning, growing, and working toward his dreams.

Yissa Miriam is fifteen years old, born to farmer parents who could not afford to provide her with an education. Bramble has given her hope and inspired her to pursue her dreams. She aspires to become an engineer in the future. Supporting children like Miriam helps transform hope into opportunity for a brighter future.

Sunday Dorcas is fifteen years old and was born to parents who are farmers. Bramble has given her a head start in life that she never expected to have. Dorcas is always enthusiastic to attend the learning space, finding excitement in the fact that there is something new to discover every day. Inspired by her journey and the opportunities she now enjoys, she dreams of becoming a nurse in the future. Supporting children like Dorcas means nurturing their love for learning and empowering them to pursue meaningful dreams.

Philip Roseline is sixteen years old and was born to parents who are subsistence farmers. Bramble has offered her a lifeline of hope through education. Inspired by this opportunity, she dreams of becoming a fashion designer and owning her own clothing line. Supporting children like Philip helps turn hope into a bright future.

Owoola Samuel is fourteen years old. After his father, a driver, had an accident, his mother left them. Samuel learned about Bramble from neighbors, and it has given him hope in the face of hopelessness. He dreams of becoming a pilot one day. Supporting children like Samuel can help turn hope into opportunity.

Odetunde Esther is twelve years old and her mother is a petty trader. She first heard about Bramble from friends, and joining has given her a chance at education when it once seemed impossible. Thanks to Bramble, Esther now dreams of becoming a baker and building a better life for herself. Supporting a child like Esther means turning impossible dreams into hopeful realities.

Michael Sunday is thirteen years old. In the face of uncertainty, Bramble has given him hope and a chance to build a better future. Inspired by this opportunity, Sunday dreams of becoming an engineer one day. Supporting a child like Sunday means helping turn hope into real possibilities.

Michael Queen is fourteen years old and was born to farmer parents. She first heard about Bramble through friends who spoke about it with enthusiasm. Since joining, Bramble has helped her see the vastness of the world and understand how she is an integral part of it. Inspired by these new perspectives, Queen dreams of becoming a journalist in the future. Sponsoring a child like Queen can help unlock their potential and give them the tools to share their voice with the world.

Michael Amos is twelve years old, born to subsistence farmer parents. Bramble has fueled his passion for education and opened his eyes to new possibilities. Inspired by this support, Amos dreams of becoming an engineer in the future. Sponsoring a child like Amos helps turn dreams into reality and builds a brighter tomorrow.

Joseph Simeon is a young boy born to a seamstress mother and a farmer father. Bramble has provided him not only with a welcoming place to learn, but also a space where he can build genuine connections and friendships. With this supportive environment, Simeon now dreams of becoming a technician in the future. Sponsoring a child like Simeon means nurturing both his education and his sense of belonging—opening doors to practical skills and a brighter tomorrow.

Jonah Victoria is fifteen years old, born to farmer parents and one of the first learners at Bramble. Before Bramble, her world was full of uncertainty and darkness, but joining as a pioneer student brought light and hope into her life. Inspired by new possibilities, Victoria dreams of becoming a nurse so she can help others and bring comfort where it is needed most. Sponsoring a child like Victoria means helping to turn dreams into reality and offering the light of education to those who need it most.

Joel Cecilia is thirteen years old, born to parents who are farmers and could never afford to send her to school. Until Bramble came into her life, she did not have a shot at education or a chance to dream beyond her circumstances. Now, Cecilia is inspired to become a lawyer so she can fight injustice and help others find their voice. Sponsoring a child like Cecilia means opening the door to education and giving hope to those who need it most.

Daniel Gloria is sixteen years old. She started attending Bramble to learn entrepreneurial skills, not knowing it would open a door of opportunities before me. Now, she dreams of becoming a music artiste, inspired by the confidence and possibilities Bramble has given me. Please sponsor a child like her so your support can help turn our hopes into reality.

Andrew David is twelve years old, and my mother works hard as a trader to support us. For a long time, my future felt uncertain, until Bramble became the beacon of hope I desperately needed. Now, he dreams of soaring high as a pilot, inspired by the opportunities Bramble has given him. Please sponsor a child like him so your help can turn hope into possibility for children who need it most.

Abraham Sarah Ayomide is 15 years old. Her parents are subsistence farmers who struggled just to put food on the table, so school was always out of reach for her. When Bramble welcomed her, it was like stepping into a new world—one where hope and possibility finally felt real. Every day, she is discovering dreams she never thought she would have, and even the smallest lesson fills her with gratitude. Please sponsor a child like me and help turn uncertainty into hope, and hope into a future.

Paul Esther grew up without going to school because her parents, who are farmers, couldn’t afford it. Joining Bramble gave her her first chance to learn and believe in a brighter future. Now, she dreams of becoming an author who inspires others from humble beginnings. Please sponsor a child like her and help unlock the power of education.

Thirteen-year-old Taiwo Rashidat used to dread going to school. She had to walk a long way with her younger brother, and being body-shamed made her angry and defensive—she often fought with others and found it hard to trust anyone. That changed when she joined Bramble. For the first time, Rashidat felt accepted and encouraged. She began to love learning, made friends, and discovered how to work with others. Bramble’s support has given her confidence and kindness, helping her grow in so many ways. Now, Rashidat can read, do math, and share stories from Nigeria’s history. She dreams of becoming a teacher so she can help other children grow, just as she has. Your support lets Rashidat and children like her keep learning, changing, and reaching for their dreams.

Okoro Miracle comes from Arikanki, where her parents work as farmers. She’s always loved learning, but life was tough—there was no school in her community, so she had to walk more than an hour to Iroko just to attend classes. Miracle often made the journey while hungry and tired, and some days tears came easily. Still, her mom reminded her to be grateful, knowing her younger siblings couldn’t go to school at all. Everything changed when Bramble arrived. Now, Miracle learns every day and feels genuinely happy about her future. She dreams of becoming a doctor and making her family proud. Your support helps Miracle—and children like her—keep learning, growing, and getting closer to dreams that once felt out of reach.

I am Joseph Michael, the eldest in my family. My dad farms a small plot so we can eat, and sometimes I help my mom make palm oil to support us. School started late for me because it was far and we couldn’t always pay fees. Getting selected by Bramble changed everything—I never thought someone from a small village like me could have these chances. Thanks to my mentors, I get to use technology, learn in new ways, and now I’m confident speaking in front of others. My dream is to be an engineer and build a better future. Your support helps kids like me dream bigger and grow strong.

John Victor is the first child in his family. With a father who farms for a living, his family mostly survives on whatever crops the farm yields. Like his siblings, Victor never had the chance to attend good schools. Hoping things would improve, his mother once sent him far away—but instead of being in a classroom, Victor ended up working on another farm, still missing out on an education. Life remained challenging until a friend told Victor about Bramble. After joining, everything changed. He learned to read and spell for the first time and began growing in confidence. Where Victor used to feel angry and sad, he now has a family at Bramble that encourages him, helping him become happier and kinder each day. Victor dreams of being a musician, hoping to spread the same joy he’s found at Bramble to others. Your support helps Victor—and children like him—keep learning, growing, and reaching for their dreams.

Joel Joseph faced hardship early in life—after his father’s passing, he and his mother lost their home and struggled with hunger and uncertainty. Their turning point came when Ms Odun from Bramble found them and gave them hope. Before joining Bramble, Joel found English and math difficult. Now, with guidance and encouragement, he can read, write, and enjoys learning each day. Bramble has not only improved his skills but also given him friends and reasons to smile. Joel dreams of becoming a pilot and making his family proud. Every day at Bramble brings him closer to that goal, thanks to the care and support he receives. Your sponsorship can change Joel’s life—helping him keep learning, growing, and reaching for his dreams.

John Elijah is from Fakore village, where school was always an uphill battle. He struggled to understand lessons, and harsh words from teachers made him feel like he couldn’t succeed. As a child, John had trouble speaking and walking—his mother remembers how many doubted he’d ever have a chance. Everything changed when Bramble came into his life. Today, John is proud that he can read, understand, and do simple math. He loves working with his hands and picking up new skills. The belief and encouragement from his mentors have made a world of difference. John dreams of becoming a technician, determined to prove—to himself and to others—that he can achieve great things. Your support gives kids like John hope, confidence, and the chance to truly shine.

Jacob Sunday lives in Fakore village with his guardian—his parents are far away in Fiditi, and there’s no school nearby. With too much free time, Jacob used to lead other kids in causing trouble. Everything changed when he joined Bramble. Learning was hard at first, but Bramble taught Jacob that kindness is more powerful than mischief. Now, even though acting kindly sometimes feels unfamiliar, he practices it every day. Jacob is proud that he can now read and write, even picking his own books from the library. He’s excited to be learning about computers and science, possibilities he never imagined before. With sponsorship, Jacob’s journey continues—opening doors to knowledge and hope for the future.

Bamidele Faruq lives with his grandmother in Fakore village, facing hardship and uncertainty from a young age. With his mother gone and his father unable to provide, Bamidele and his sister have depended on their grandmother and the kindness of others just to get by. School was a struggle—teachers rarely showed up, and real learning felt out of reach. Everything changed when Bamidele joined Bramble. For the first time, he had caring mentors, new clothes, and the chance to truly learn. He’s discovered a love for arithmetic, learned to use a computer, and picked up practical skills like barbing and phone repair. His grandmother is proud and relieved to see his progress. Bamidele dreams of becoming a pilot. With your support through this scholarship, he can keep learning, growing, and working toward a brighter future.

Andrew Elizabeth grew up in a polygamous family, watching her mother struggle to provide for her and her siblings. School was often out of reach—fees kept her away for weeks, and even when she could attend, reading and writing felt impossible. Everything changed when her mother enrolled her at Bramble. Despite the long walk from her village, Elizabeth now looks forward to every day of learning. She can read, explore new things, and feels proud of her progress. Inspired by her patient mentors, Elizabeth dreams of becoming a nurse to care for others. With your support through this scholarship, she can keep learning and working toward her dream.

Agboaye Obed has spent most of his life away from his parents, moving from one home to another. When he arrived in Oretu village in 2021, it was his first time attending a good school and living with people who truly care about education. Learning hasn’t been easy—Obed struggled to speak and write, and stammered a lot. But at Bramble, everything began to change. He now speaks with more confidence, feels heard, and knows his opinions matter. Grateful for his mentors, Obed dreams of becoming an engineer. With your support through this scholarship, Obed can keep learning, growing, and reaching for his dreams.