CrystalBell Omuboye, the first child of 6 children with both parents unemployed, took the technical training program to escape the grossly inadequate system she was battling with – no light at home, no data, no money. Early in her life, CrystaBell had learned to make and sell liquid soap to provide for herself, but the money she made was barely sufficient to make ends meet. She earned 20,000 naira ($40) per month to support her family. However, she wanted more for herself, so she applied for this scholarship. At some point in the program, her laptop battery failed her, so she visited cyber cafes and shops to power the laptop to submit the tasks. Eventually, the computer crashed, and she needed a laptop to help her practice what she was learning in our technical training program, but she couldn’t afford it.