“Education is not a privilege. It is a tool for liberation. When we founded SayPro, we were clear — we are not here to run workshops. We are here to run a movement. One that says every child, every young leader, and every community deserves access to learning, access to purpose, and access to dignity. You don’t need to speak perfect English to lead. You don’t need to be rich to make a difference. What you need is knowledge, and the fire to use it. SayPro’s model is not charity. It is challenge — to a continent that must stop underestimating itself, and to leaders who must invest in education like their own lives depend on it. Because they do.”