From a Wiphan student to the first person in his family to graduate.

🎓 He joined Wiphan in Grade 6 in 2014. He remembers CBSI lessons, singing with Pastor Aaron and Madam Mubanga, and the mentors who helped shape his early years. As he grew older, conversations with Pastor Martin and Cynthia, a former Wiphan staff member, helped spark an interest in teaching that eventually became a calling. The journey wasn’t always easy. Wiphan helped with school fees, books, a Bible, and even a bicycle when the long distance to college made getting to class on time difficult—cutting a walk of more than an hour to about 30 minutes. Today, he has graduated with his teaching diploma. “I feel proud of myself. I’m the first in my family with a diploma. I am also the first person to have a graduation in my family. It’s a big moment for me.” And he’s already looking ahead. He hopes to find work as a teacher, one day open a school to serve underprivileged children, and use another gift he loves—composing gospel hip-hop music—to inspire others. His message to those who have supported Wiphan through the years is simple: “I would like to say a heartfelt thanks for the support, care, and trust.” A student in 2014. A teacher in 2026. And a story that is still being written. ❤️