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At one point, I was bringing 44 computers, and I paid more for the luggage than I did for the air ticket.

— Nelly Cheboi

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The dreams you have may seem so big now, but you have no idea how small they are compared to reality.

My hands are so tiny, I cannot help you, but when I grow up, I'm going to show you the world.

I feel so accomplished seeing kids that are 7 years old touch-typing, knowing that I just learned how to touch-type less than five years ago.

Poverty has an expiration date. If we give people the right skills and the right tools, we can end it – in our lifetime.

My hope is that when the first TechLit kids graduate high school, they're able to get a job online... The world is your oyster when you are educated.

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