Peace, the fifth child among six siblings, comes from a family grappling with poverty. Her father sustains the family by providing motorcycle transportation services, while her mother manages a small household with a few chickens and crops for self-sustenance. However, the family's economic challenges make it difficult to meet the basic needs of all the children.

The irregularity in the children's school attendance is a direct consequence of financial constraints. They often face interruptions, being sent home when tuition fees are due and allowed to return only after the fees are settled. This cycle of economic hardship hampers the consistent education of Peace and her siblings.

Despite these challenges, Peace shows promise academically. Her dream of becoming a nurse could be realized with the support and assistance that would help alleviate the financial burden on her family, ensuring her uninterrupted access to education.