Mummy Rose Transforms the Life of Muslim Girl with Full Scholarship

Mrs. Rose Kelvin, widely known as Mummy Rose, has provided a full scholarship for Latifat, a 12-year-old Muslim girl from the Northern part of Nigeria. This generous gesture covers all school fees from Junior Secondary School (JSS1) through to the completion of her West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examination Council (NECO) exams.

Latifat's story is one of profound hardship. Her mother, Mrs. Hawau Umar, faced severe challenges after her husband abandoned the family two years ago. Struggling to manage the household on her own, Mrs. Umar fell behind on rent and was unable to support her children's education. As financial pressures mounted, Latifat, the eldest daughter, had to take up house help chores to support her family.

Latifat's plight came to the attention of Mummy Rose when a concerned individual brought the young girl to her. Moved by Latifat's circumstances, Mummy Rose was visibly emotional and committed to ensuring that Latifat could continue her education without the burden of financial stress.

At a recent event in Unveiling City, Mummy Rose presented Mrs. Umar with three hundred thousand naira (₦300,000) to cover Latifat's schooling expenses at Aunty Alice School in Mararaba, Nasarawa State. Mrs. Umar could hardly contain her joy and gratitude as she received this life-changing support.

Mummy Rose’s actions reflect her unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes, transcending barriers of tribe, religion, and geopolitical affiliations. Her support not only rescues Latifat from potential exploitation and hardship but also provides her with a renewed chance at a brighter future.

Latifat has now returned to school with renewed hope and determination, thanks to the kindness and generosity of Mummy Rose. This initiative exemplifies the power of compassion and community support in making a tangible difference in the lives of those in need.