"Trials. Tribulations. Tenacity."
When a desolate and vulnerable girl is forced to enter an orphanage with her younger siblings, she must overcome harsh adversity and hardship to propel herself to a hopeful, academic future.
Social & External
The people behind it
Gloria Anozie
Mama
Crystabel Goddy
Idemuza
Chioma Nwosu
Miss Nancy
Femi Durojaiye
Principal
Eric Obinna
Oduwa
Frances Okeke
Ehi
Othniel Adeoye
Udo
Damilola Awosemo
Peace
Maryann Eziekwe
Sister Clara
Efetobore Onichabor
Father John
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