The world increasingly allows girls to be whoever they wish to be-- homemaker, mother, secretary, executive.

When girls are educated, everything is possible.

I am all out for teaching young girls and inspiring women to break away from age-long societal norms, constructs, and stereotypes that have limited their progress by showing them that they can do anything and be whomever they choose to be regardless of society’s dictates.

It was a privilege for me, but it also had the benefit of renewing the ambitions of young women in my country.

Girls can do anything. We do do anything and we expect to be treated as equals.

You can do anything you wish to do, have anything you wish to
have, be anything you wish to be.

Seeing capable women holding positions of authority and importance in the country is very encouraging to young people, especially girls.

The Asian people were very happy and proud that an Asian woman had taken the first step to bring all the communities together and to learn from each other whilst helping each other. The overall aim was to speed up the social and economic condition of Ugandan women since they could make an increasing contribution to the overall progress of the country. Certainly, the education, outlook, and ambitions of the children and youth in every society, are shaped by women. For me, great hope lay in the fact that women were advancing the causes that would bring benefits to the family, people and the country. That they are now marching at an accelerated rate towards an equal position with men gives me satisfaction

Girls can and will change the world. Let’s support, educate, and empower them, for they are the future leaders who will bring positive change to Nigeria and the world.

I want to inspire every young girl that their dreams are not only valid but can become a reality.”

People are capable, at any time in their lives, of doing what they dream of.

We were young then, and the West was young, with the land broad and bright before us. We knew, whatever the truth was, that every horse could be ridden, every man whipped, every girl loved.

Several young people in Uganda both within the architecture course and outside have told me that they wish to be like me, which I think is a good thing because it sustainably intensifies aspirations for the architecture course, especially for the female gender

Wouldn't it be great if we all grew up to be what we wanted to be? The world would be full of nurses, firemen, and ballerinas.