At Distribution of Didactic Materials to Muslim Community in Bali, Prince Anyele Nesto Urges School Going Children to Dream Bigger.

​Prince Anyele Nesto has urged Muslim school going children in Bali to take their education seriously as he called on families, teachers, and the wider community to work together to keep children in school.



Speaking during the distribution of didactic materials in Bali Friday, the Prince said he was honoured and grateful to see how committed the Muslim community came together for an initiative meant to support children returning to school. According to him, education is the greatest investment a community can make for the future.        While roads can be built, houses can be constructed and businesses can come and go, he emphasized that the knowledge we give our children remains with them for a lifetime.


Prince Anyele Nesto explained that the event was not simply about handing out didactic gifts. “Today, we are not simply handing out books, pens and other school supplies. We are investing in dreams. We are investing in the future of Bali,” he stated.





He encouraged parents to remain committed to their children’s schooling, noting that many families face financial challenges. However, he stressed that no child should stay at home simply because basic school materials are missing.                                 “A child should not remain at home because there is no exercise book, pen, school bag or other basic material,” he said, adding that the support offered was meant to complement parents efforts and motivate children to sit in classrooms and pursue their dreams.


 

Directing his message to the children, Prince Anyele Nesto called on them to make proper use of the materials and to stay focused on learning.                                                  “Study hard, respect your parents and teachers, listen to those who guide you. Do not allow the difficulties around you to convince you that you cannot succeed,” he urged.


He also noted that the future holds different possibilities for the children, some may become teachers, doctors, engineers, lawyers, entrepreneurs, administrators, and leaders, while others may discover talents not yet visible today. “Your future is bigger than your present circumstances,” he added.


The Prince further expressed appreciation to teachers for their role in shaping the next generation, describing teaching as a responsibility that can change a childs life forever. He encouraged teachers to continue offering the best guidance possible.

Prince Anyele Nesto broadened the call beyond schools and families, stating that the education of children is a collective duty. Traditional rulers, churches, community associations, elected officials, business leaders, and individuals, he said, must all contribute.                                              “When we educate one child, we do not only change that child's life. We strengthen the entire community,” he emphasized.



He made it clear that the essence of the support goes beyond the materials themselves. “What matters most is the message behind them,” he said. Adding that “our children matter, their education matters, their dreams matter, and their future matters to all of us.”

In closing, Prince Anyele Nesto thanked all those who made the initiative possible, especially parents and community leaders who continue to sacrifice for the education of their children.                                               He then called for continued cooperation to ensure that every child in Bali and beyond has the opportunity to learn, grow, and realize their potential.




Published by Upfront237                                    Sunday September 6th 2026                                 In Bamenda, Cameroon.

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