My Personal Childhood Web

My father, Chief Pappy Jude Ekeocha, nurtured and cared for me from childhood till adulthood. He is a quiet, caring, protective and loving man who lives to teach others. He is a role model to me by being devoted to his children and family. He shares his resources with family members and extends to outsiders. My dad's actions inspired and continue to inspire me to become the person that I am today.
     The influence of my father's words and actions in my life and the lives of other people, cannot be stressed enough. From my father I learned to work hard and get the best out of life. Being a God-fearing man, my dad passed down the desire to know and fear God to (us) his children.

My mother, Mrs Chinyere, is the next person who nurtured and cared for me. She is a responsible, terrific,marvelous person who taught me to be a giving person today because during the holidays she would prepare alot of food and invite people over to come and dine with us. She impacted my life by teaching me to give, sacrifice and volunteer to do something to benefit someone else.

My Sisters as a body impacted my early life in many positive ways. I am very thankful to God for giving me kind, caring, and loving sisters. They possess and manifest friendly personalities. I vividly recall the commitment of one of my sisters to academic pursuit that propelled her to obtain her university degree. I followed her footsteps so closely that I have succeded in getting my university degree. Presently, I find it fulfilling and rewarding to encourage people to get education.

My Grandmother, Mrs Celine, is a loving and caring maternal grandmother. She has always been the source of my strongest support and sustainance in going through every challenge I have faced in life. My grandmother's house is my favorite place to and enjoy school vacation. I feel safe and warm in her house. My maternal grandfather passed away when I was little so my grandmother lives in her old house by herself. At night she would tell us stories about tortoise, the moon and other folklores. Spending time with her was truly spending time to experience and enjoy nature and humanity.

My Aunt, Mrs Uche, is another person who loved, cared and nurtured me during childhood. She was always present physically to hold my hands. Aunt Uche took care of me when I had my first surgery and she made sure that I ate light food that would not interfer with the procedure. She did everything humanly possible to be certain that my health, welfare, and education turned out the best.