That’s not just a number. It’s a quiet revolution in a country rebuilding after decades of crisis. Imagine this: 40,000+ students just cleared their final school exam; and not one exam paper was leaked. In a world where leaks go viral overnight, Somalia’s education system pulled off a silent win. The government spent over $1.2 million; taxpayer money; not on flashy ads, but on securing exams and ensuring every student got their results online. No travel. No bribery. No paper chase. And the PM didn’t stop at congratulations. He’s covering full education costs for the top 3 students; yes, including university. One of them? A girl from Mogadishu who might now be the next engineer, doctor, or policymaker. This isn’t just about grades. It’s about trust. About systems working. About a generation that’s being told: your future matters here. For those eyeing government jobs or competitive exams in India; or anywhere; this is a reminder: when systems are built with care, they can change everything. Sometimes, the most inspiring exam stories aren’t from the IITs or UPSC; they’re from places rebuilding from the ground up.