Kiga Jaspher and Denis have become reknown tailors for boda boda seats in Lira Town. Through their dedication and skill, they support their families, ensuring they have food on the table and a roof over their heads. Their journey showcases the power of the OCA initiative in education, proving that a sustainable future is within reach for them and their loved ones.

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