Epilogue: WANI YARO – We Are the Boys of Kuru The boys of Kuru have grown, each one forged in the crucible of discipline, perseverance, and camaraderie. The walls of Government Science School Kuru may no longer surround us physically, but they stand tall in our memories, an unshakable fortress of values that shaped who we are today. Waking up in the early hours, completing chores with precision, standing for inspection, and maintaining the strict routines of the school once seemed like mere daily rituals. But now, they reveal themselves as the building blocks of our resilience, molding us into the men we have become. Kuru was more than just a school. It was a proving ground—a place where boys from different walks of life learned the true meaning of hard work, respect, and unity. The fellowship we built transcended religious affiliations, with Christians, Muslims, and freelancers all sharing in the experience of General Work Wednesdays, competing on the sports fields, and s
The story of *The Village Digital Boy* is one of triumph over adversity, a tale rooted in the humble beginnings of Kopmantung village in Kwallah District, nestled within Quaanpan Local Government of Plateau State. Lapmoen Dayil Datsen Danuwang, born in Jebbu Bassa, couldn't walk for the first two years of his life, clinging to his mother for support. Yet, this early struggle became the foundation of his unyielding determination to rise above challenges. From the moment Lapmoen took his first steps, both literally and figuratively, he pursued his education with relentless focus. Growing up in a modest home, he dreamed of a future beyond the hills of his village, and he soon discovered the transformative power of digital technology. What started as a personal journey of self-improvement blossomed into a vision to uplift his entire community. Today, as an international digital ambassador, Lapmoen is the champion of digital literacy in Kopmantung and beyond. He returns to h