Victory lives in a family of six members: her parents and four children. She is the second born. Both her parents work very hard—her father works for 12 hours daily, and her mother often works late into the night. Their greatest challenge is raising enough money for all the children’s school fees and household needs.

Challenges

Victory’s family faces financial struggles. Because all four children are in school, the burden of school fees is heavy. She has even been sent home from school before due to unpaid fees. The situation affected her studies, especially since she missed her favorite subjects on such days. At home, her parents also struggle to provide food and meet daily needs.

Support from Afaayo Africa Ministry

Through the intervention of Afaayo Africa Ministries, Victory and her elder brother now receive school fees and scholastic materials. This has lifted a heavy burden from her family and allowed him to study with peace of mind. Victory believes this support is an answered prayer and is very grateful to Afaayo.

Faith Journey

Victory is a born-again Christian. He joined Afaayo Bible Church with his family. He remembers learning in Sunday school about obeying and respecting parents from Ephesians 6:1–3, a lesson that has guided his life. He later joined the worship ministry, serving faithfully in sound and media. Mentors like Uncle Sam and Uncle Brian trained him, and now he works with projection, sound, and other worship team duties.

Dreams and Aspirations

Victory dreams of becoming a pilot. He admires pilots for their discipline, respect, and the opportunities their career provides. He wants to use this profession to support his family financially and help them live a stable life. His love for aviation inspires him to study hard in his favorite subjects—physics, math, and biology.

Gratitude

Victory is deeply thankful to Afaayo Africa Ministries for their continuous support—spiritually, academically, and socially. He is also grateful for the leadership of Pastor Michael and Mama Grace, who have been like parents to her. To Victory, Afaayo is not just a ministry, but a family, a home, and a place of growth.

Family Background

Victory lives in a family of six members: her parents and four children. She is the second born. Both her parents work very hard—her father works for 12 hours daily, and her mother often works late into the night. Their greatest challenge is raising enough money for all the children’s school fees and household needs.

Challenges

Victory’s family faces financial struggles. Because all four children are in school, the burden of school fees is heavy. She has even been sent home from school before due to unpaid fees. The situation affected her studies, especially since she missed her favorite subjects on such days. At home, her parents also struggle to provide food and meet daily needs.

Support from Afaayo Africa Ministry

Through the intervention of Afaayo Africa Ministries, Victory and her elder brother now receive school fees and scholastic materials. This has lifted a heavy burden from her family and allowed him to study with peace of mind. Victory believes this support is an answered prayer and is very grateful to Afaayo.

Faith Journey

Victory is a born-again Christian. He joined Afaayo Bible Church with his family. He remembers learning in Sunday school about obeying and respecting parents from Ephesians 6:1–3, a lesson that has guided his life. He later joined the worship ministry, serving faithfully in sound and media. Mentors like Uncle Sam and Uncle Brian trained him, and now he works with projection, sound, and other worship team duties.

Dreams and Aspirations

Victory dreams of becoming a pilot. He admires pilots for their discipline, respect, and the opportunities their career provides. He wants to use this profession to support his family financially and help them live a stable life. His love for aviation inspires him to study hard in his favorite subjects—physics, math, and biology.

Gratitude

Victory is deeply thankful to Afaayo Africa Ministries for their continuous support—spiritually, academically, and socially. He is also grateful for the leadership of Pastor Michael and Mama Grace, who have been like parents to her. To Victory, Afaayo is not just a ministry, but a family, a home, and a place of growth.