Mebo Muhonje, 53, lives with her husband, Dickson Ngale, and their four children: Faith, 23, studying at Ashesi University in Ghana; Vivian, 18, who finished Form Four; Clinton, 17, in Form 2; and Hillary, 13, at KEPSA. Mebo, previously a casual laborer, can no longer work due to severe back problems. Dickson, a security guard, earns $62 per month, which must cover all their expenses. Despite her inability to work, Mebo supports her children emotionally and morally. Faith's scholarship to Ashesi University has been a relief. Vivian awaits new opportunities, while Clinton and Hillary continue their education. Dickson's salary is insufficient for their needs, making it a constant struggle. Mebo's health issues have put her dreams on hold, but she remains determined to see her children thrive. Her love for her family keeps her going through the toughest times.