My name is Daniel Dennis, and I'm from Liberia. My transformative journey with Eve's Grace Scholastic Innovations began in 2019, when Mrs. Acquah visited Liberia through the Change Agent Network. Her visit left a lasting impression on everyone she met, inspiring many with her dedication and vision.

Guided by faith and her unwavering commitment, Mrs. Acquah, through Eve's Grace Scholastic Innovations, made it possible for me to afford my college education. I proudly graduated from one of the most esteemed colleges in Liberia. This achievement set the stage for another milestone: I became the first Liberian ever selected by the U.S. Department of State for the prestigious Community Engagement Exchange Program in the USA.

My name is Isaac M. Supu, a young Liberia desiring to see a new Liberia where every single child can have access to equality education. Since I had the opportunity to work with Eve Grace Scholastic Innovation (EGSI), it has been a remarkable journey collaborating with Mrs. Acquah to impact the lives of children and youth in Liberia. When I first met Mrs. Acquah in 2019 during her visit to Liberia, just a year after I graduated from one of the Change Agent Network.

That same year, I joined EGSI as the Co-Country Director, and together, we organized several programs, including the National Essay Competition. Working with EGSI helped me build professional relationships and broaden my perspective. Most importantly, it strengthened my divine connection with God. Mr. John Acquah, a board member, served as my mentor. In one of our conversations, he encouraged me, saying, "Isaac, keep doing what you do, and it will take you to places."

In 2020, I had the opportunity to travel to Kigali, Rwanda, to study Human Resource Management. Today, I am grateful for the chance to travel to Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, and South Africa, attending youth-led events and applying the knowledge I gained while working with EGSI to impact others. Representing Liberia amicably, I have always remembered the importance of knowing that God is involved in everything I do.My journey has been shaped by the support of generous institutions and individuals like Eve Grace Scholastic Innovation and Mr. and Mrs. Acquah. Everything that has happened in my life is a testament to God's work through these remarkable people and organizations.

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My name is Sumoyea. Through GOD and his Grace upon Mrs. Rebekah Acquah,

I am now studying Physician Assistant at Cuttington University, On a full scholarship through Eve’s Grace Scholastic Innovation. It takes only the Grace of God to see myself in this Noble Institution today. I look forward to graduating in June 2024.

I am also encouraged to help others and give back the knowledge I have gained through being a part of the EGSI essay competition. It is important to give selflessly and not withhold selfishly.

 Please remember this: Mark 10:27 And Jesus look upon them and saith, with men it is impossible, but not with God; for with God all things are possible.

God is involved. Thank you