Despite of the situation life threw at her she pursued her education in regular schools. She eventually became a professional teacher. A year ago, a project in Nigeria that teaches you digital skills came to her attention. Participants of the project learn all about the online world in terms of what they can do online and how to apply that knowledge or develop even more. This way they feel their worth to be part of society again. Adama also learned this.
The program was so important for Adama that she decided to work for the project. "I particularly want to inspire my fellow polio survivors. By coordinating training sessions for participants in the digital skills project I can give the fellow polio survivors new hope."
She continues: “I want to fight to eradicate polio and to empower fellow polio survivors this way” Besides the digital skills program, she also works as an Executive Director of a Disability-led Civil Society Organisation called ‘ZADAYA Kanem and polio initiative’. There she coordinates the training of beneficiaries at ZADAYA Kanem and polio initiative.