OUR SCHOLARS
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Marie Sainte Rutha Attoube, an 11-year-old student at the renowned Modern College, the Triumph of Brobo, is the youngest of three siblings in a family where her father, Denis, is temporarily unemployed, and her mother, Amani Ahou Natasha Yobouet, manages their home as a devoted homemaker.
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Marie's academic journey has been consistently impressive, with her scoring a remarkable 17 out of 20 on the entrance exam to the secondary cycle during her sixth-grade year, earning her the top position in her class.
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Yet, Marie's aspirations transcend mere academic success. Her true calling lies in her ambition to become a lawyer, fueled by a profound commitment to defending the rights of the oppressed, particularly children and women. In her envisioned future, she stands as a passionate advocate in the courtroom, championing the cause of those who have faced injustice, and working tirelessly to ensure that justice prevails.
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Marie's mission to be a voice for the voiceless, safeguarding the rights and dignity of the marginalized, forms the central narrative of her life. Her journey is not solely about achieving academic excellence but also about her compassion and resolute determination to leave a lasting, positive impact on society, one case at a time.
Introducing Yao Kouamé Prince, a 7-year-old boy from a small village near Brobo. Prince's early life was marked by the loss of his mother, leaving his father as his sole caregiver and unwavering source of support during these challenging times. Since birth, Prince has experienced the profound challenge of being both deaf and mute, severely impeding his ability to lead a normal life and participate in the community. Regrettably, his condition prevents him from attending school and engaging with his peers. Due to his father's limited income, they are unable to access the full benefits of modern medicine, resulting in ongoing hardships for Prince both now and in the future if the situation remains unchanged.
DANO Koudou Yasmine Audrey, born on May 20, 2011, defies her modest socio-economic background through remarkable academic achievements. Recognized for her talents since kindergarten, she secured a spot in the region's premier primary school based on her exceptional performance.
Audrey's academic journey unfolded at Brobo Catholic Primary School from 2017 to 2021. Throughout these six years, she consistently ranked first in her class, reflecting her dedication and thirst for knowledge. In the 6th grade at Lycée Municipal de Brobo School, she continued her reign of excellence, achieving the top position with an average grade of 17.41 out of 20.
Audrey's aspirations stretch beyond academics. Driven by a passion for justice and the desire to combat socio-economic disparities, she aims to become a judge. This ambition is deeply rooted in her understanding of challenges faced by those from similar backgrounds.
Audrey's journey embodies resilience, diligence, and the power of education to transcend circumstances. Her story inspires us to believe in the potential for change, illustrating that with determination, one can rise above adversity and contribute meaningfully to creating a fairer, more inclusive world.
​Introducing Koffi Akissi Céline, a 15-year-old girl who comes from a low-income farming family. Despite her young age, Céline has been enduring the challenges of recurring epileptic seizures and paresis in her right hand for a significant period. These conditions are entirely treatable and could undoubtedly be managed to provide Céline with everyday comfort and enable her to function normally. With just a small amount of assistance, we have the incredible opportunity to perform a genuine miracle and completely transform this young girl's life.
Meet Konan Amenant Éliane, an 8-year-old girl who has faced hearing loss since birth, consequently impacting her ability to speak and leading to significant challenges in her daily life, including interacting with peers. As a child born into a low-income farming family, Konan faces limited opportunities for both personal growth and receiving the necessary medical support for her disability. The absence of suitable educational resources for children who are deaf-mute prevents her from attending school and engaging with friends in that environment. The combination of these circumstances creates immense hurdles in Konan's development and social interactions, making it crucial to provide her with the assistance she needs.
This is Senaty N’dri. He is 6 years old and lives in a small village Kouandanou. Unfortunately, from the first days of his life, the boy struggled with a severe infection, which was treated in the hospital in Bouake. Despite the fact that he managed to recover from the infection, he was left with the aftermath of the disease, which is now taking its toll on him. Because the boy’s brain failed to develop properly, N’dri suffers from microcephaly. This prevents him, above all, from communicating with others, and also affects uncontrolled emotional outbursts, which of course makes everyday life challenging for this little boy. His parents with a difficult economic situation could never afford to provide all the needs related to the proper care and his education. If no steps are taken to improve his life, the boy will not find his place in society in the future and will be dependent on others.
Meet Aka Amoin Juliana, a 6-year-old girl who comes from a humble farming family with extremely limited income. Unfortunately, this economic situation significantly impacts Juliana's life chances. She faces the challenges of being deaf-mute, and due to the inability to provide her with proper care and educational resources, she is unable to attend school like other children her age. However, with just a little support, we have the power to create countless new opportunities for Juliana, opening the door to a brighter and, most importantly, a more inclusive future for her.
This is Brou Aya. She is 10 years old and lives with her mum in a small village Kuassi Attinkro, located about 6 km from Brobo. Complications during her birth, including, for example, perinatal asphyxia, resulted in Aya suffering from psychomotor delay, associated with motor handicap. This significantly affects her daily life and ability to function normally. Due to the difficult financial situation of the girl and her mother, Aya was never able to fully benefit from adequate healthcare and live in a similar way as her healthy peers. To help the girl with these difficulties, appropriate action must be taken as soon as possible, otherwise, her chances of being independent in adult life will be greatly reduced.