Who is Samiha Sulleyman

Samiha Sulleyma is an educationist, author, and child development advocate with a strong passion for shaping young minds through values-based learning and storytelling.

She holds a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Management, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Arabic Language, both from the University of Ghana, Legon. She also studied Arabic at Ain Shams University, further strengthening her linguistic and cultural foundation.

Driven by a deep commitment to child development, Samiha dedicates her work to creating educational materials and programmes that promote high moral standards, ethics, and character formation in children. She also uses storytelling as a powerful tool to inspire and guide the younger generation toward positive values and purposeful living.

She is the author of seven inspirational books for children and young readers, including:

• Who Pays My Mom
• Rabbital Kingdom
• Joojo and the Toothless Boy
• The Mourning Birds
• Windiya the Window Girl
• Who Pays My Teacher
• Raccoon and the Stinky King

Through her writing and educational initiatives, she continues to impact children and youth by blending creativity, moral lessons, and educational insight into engaging narratives.