Kabula followed in Wojciechowska’s footsteps. She took matters into her own hands. “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”

Kabula Nkalango Masanja was born on June 4, 1998 in Tanzania and is the adopted daughter of Martyna Wojciechowska. Thanks to one of the episodes of “Woman at the End of the World”, everyone learned about her moving story. The teenager went through real hell and was persecuted because of her albinism. However, thanks to Martyna Wojciechowska and the Association of African Missions, she was able to fulfill her dreams and change her life. He is currently studying law at a Tanzanian university.

Martyna Wojciechowska reports about her daughter’s next success. Kabula changes the rules at the university

Wojciechowska’s adopted daughter began activist activities at the university. Kabula is currently in his second year of law studies at Tumaini University Makumira in Arusha. Together with her fellow students, she decided to fight uncompromisingly for her rights. They were ordered from above to wear skirts, but now, among other things, Thanks to Kabula, this situation has changed.

Kabula activist! At the university where Kabula is studying her dream law, until now, female students were… obliged to wear skirts, trousers were not welcome. She decided to do something about it! After many efforts by a group of committed students and writing a petition, it was time for change! Now girls can go to classes in a skirt or pants – whatever is more comfortable for them. Apparently the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

Kabula is doing great. Wojciechowska’s daughter moved into the apartment

The 25-year-old from Tanzania studies law and in August this year she entered the next stage of her life. Kabula became independent by moving into her first apartment. Martyna Wojciechowska revealed in an interview with the portal:

This stage is ongoing, Kabula has just moved things to a new apartment and I believe she will like this independence.