Miracle Attah was born in Minna, Niger State, into a devout Catholic family. She hails from Ado, Benue State, and found her place as the youngest of six siblings, which instilled responsibility and determination. She is a proud Hill-Top Creative Arts Foundation member with a published chapbook, Inside My Pain.
Miracle attended Army Day Secondary School in Minna, where she laid the foundation for a promising future for herself. As the President of Young Catholic Student, Vice President of the Child Rights Club, Chief Editor of Press/Literary Club, with unwavering dedication, she embarked on a quest for knowledge, which eventually led her to graduate from Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University in Lapai, Niger State, earning a degree in English and Literary Studies, where she was the Director of Performance and Cultural Troupe and Director of National Association of English and Literary Students Drama Group. During this academic odyssey, Miracle’s talent as a wordsmith began to flourish.
In 2019, her literary prowess gained recognition when she clinched the coveted Young Africa’s Writer and Scholarship award, a testament to her dedication to the written word. She is a fellow of the Ebedi International Writers Residency.
Miracle is a true polymath with skills and passions that span the artistic spectrum. As a creative writer, she paints vivid tapestries of imagination with her words. Her dramatic flair transcends the written page as she effortlessly assumes the roles of both actor and director, bringing stories to life on stage and screen.
A natural leader, Princess excels in event management, curating experiences that linger in the hearts of those who attend. Her cultural activism underscores a commitment to preserving and promoting the diverse heritage of her homeland.
But it is in her role as a tireless advocate for girls’ rights that Miracle truly shines. As the founder of The Triumphant Girls Foundation, she has undertaken a mission to empower young girls through education and awareness. Through this transformative organization, she sensitizes young girls on menstrual hygiene, distributes free sanitary products, and spearheads the Triumphant Girl Empowerment Scheme.
Beyond her professional pursuits, Miracle is a woman of many facets. Her love for literature extends to a fondness for reading, while her sociable spirit finds expression in making new friends. Her musical talents shine as she instructs and inspires others in music.
In the Festival of Culture Abuja, she co-founded a platform that celebrates the rich tapestry of Nigeria’s cultural heritage, bridging gaps and fostering understanding.
Furthermore, Miracle has generously volunteered her time and expertise to various NGOs and organizations, including:
TEDx Minna: Contributed her insights and talents to the TEDx platform, sharing ideas worth spreading.
TEDx Gwarimpa: Continued her involvement with TEDx, fostering discussions on innovation and inspiration.
Boundary Stitchers Workshop: Demonstrated her commitment to the arts by volunteering with this creative workshop.
Artvocacy Youth Movement: Actively participated in advocacy for the arts, amplifying the voices of young artists.
Street Project Foundation: Served as an ambassador for this foundation, actively engaged in community development.
Innovation for Future Africa Summit: Volunteered as the Delegate Experience Manager, helping to shape meaningful summit experiences.
The Disability Talk: Volunteered as a moderator, facilitating meaningful discussions on disability rights and inclusion.
These experiences further enriched Miracle Attah’s remarkable journey of impact and service to society, showcasing her dedication to driving positive change in diverse spheres of life. One of such impact was when a 400L student used her chapbook for his final-year project while she was in 200L at the same university.
