“Education is a scam.”

It’s a phrase I hear too often, usually tossed around with a smirk. Once, a woman looked at me and said, “All this schooling you’ve been doing, what money has it brought you?”

I laughed at the moment, but her words sank deep. That question is more than casual banter; it reflects how many in our society undervalue education, especially for women. But here’s the truth: education isn’t just about how much money it puts in your pocket. Education is nation-building. And when you educate women, you don’t just change individual lives you transform entire societies.

Beyond the Kitchen Walls

Not too long ago, a woman’s world was expected to begin and end at home. Cooking, sewing, washing, and raising children were seen as the ultimate benchmarks of her usefulness. Those roles are important, yes but they should never be the limits of a woman’s ambition or contribution.

Today, the world demands more. Nations need leaders who think critically, professionals who innovate, and citizens who uphold values like…

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