BIO

Prince was born into a family of six – his mom, himself, and four siblings. Life was challenging. Although Prince’s mom had a job, her salary wasn’t enough to meet all of the needs of his family. But Prince worked hard in school. He realized education was the pathway to a better life, not only for himself, but for his family as well.

Prince grew up in a rural community where there was almost no technology. Members of this community were farmers. They were used to using the traditional methods of growing crops and raising cattle. But then the government started programs to help rural communities become more innovative, not only in their farming practices, but also in finding solutions to community problems. In secondary school, Prince recognized the need for rural communities to become more proficient in using computers and computer technology to address their community issues.

Prince attends the Adventist University of Central Africa, where he is studying Software Engineering. His dream is to improve access to technology in rural communities. In particular, he hopes to develop software to help students in rural communities create technology-based services that will make a positive difference in people/’s lives.

Outside the classroom, Prince loves to play piano and lead worship at his church. He also enjoys volunteering and participating in various clubs.