From the Streets of Dhaka to the Sky of Opportunity — Then to Betrayal

Samia Islam Farzana — also known as Samia Farzana, Freelancer Samia — along with Shahed Anwar Shadhin (Freelancer Shadhin) and Jannatul Ferdous Fareha, sister of Samia, were once among the SISP Ambassadors. They came from humble lives in Dhaka, studying at places like Government Titumir College and Adamjee Cantonment College, where dreams are often crushed by poverty.

Through SISP (Shaker International Scholarship Programs), we lifted them from the dust of hardship to the sky of opportunity. We gave them laptops, equipment, training, education, monthly support, and, most importantly, trust, love, and family. We treated them as our own—guided them, protected them, and handed them a life that billions only dream of.

But that sacred trust was broken. They misused what was given and betrayed the mission, harming not just SISP, but also the poor of Bangladesh, their nation, their faith in Islam, and even the God who blessed them with this chance.

Still, SISP keeps their names listed—not out of honor, but as a symbol of transformation. Let the world see that even betrayal can become a lesson. We rise again—stronger, purer, and more committed to serve the poor children of Bangladesh who truly deserve hope, not hypocrisy.