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She is teaching mums how to life a godly life and have better spiritual lives despite their busy schedules.

The good thing was that these girls were trained and when I went back to the school I discovered they were training other girls. So it now has a ripple effect, if we trained ten girls and they've been able to train twenty, invariably thirty girls have been trained. The programme for the girls was initiated so as to put an end to girls being vulnerable that a man will say "I’m marrying you because I want to feed you, the girl should be able to say I can feed myself"

Sally’s love for the underprivileged started from when she was in Primary school. She would give out her old school wears to children who couldn’t afford them and saved her lunch money for them. She would go to motor packs to see children hawking and buy off their trays with the little stipend given to her by her parents. The NGO is in honour of her late Mum who died when she was 5years old and her Step Mum who raised her.

She is a divorced mother of three amazing kids and she created Single Mums Happy Place on Facebook for single mums and widows only. It is a private community where women share their experiences and lessons on the journey of single motherhood.