uzor ifeanyi

My Autobiography» is an evocative and compelling account of one of the twentieth century’s most remarkable lives. I came into this world on the cold morning of October 18, 1987. Born in, umuahia, a small town in the abia state of abia state, or so I was told. My parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian’s uzor.

The majority of my early memories from childhood are somewhat vague, but for the first years of my life, I mostly spent the day either crying or sleeping, as babies do. A year later I began walking around my house, or what I remember as taking a couple steps and then stumbling awkwardly onto the floor. I also began to utter my first spoken words in both English

My parents were industrious and honest and thought me virtue of hard work, honesty and above all fear and love to the Creator. We are Roman Catholic and I was baptized at the St Therese Cathedral. It should have been a completely happy family, but sad event struck us when I was 11 years old. My father passed away at young age while at work. He was big lost and left my mother to strive more in order to provide us a decent living. Despite the loss of my father, my mother provided us ample support our education. With her close guidance and encouragement

As far as my private life is concerned, I am from a middle-class nuclear family which is composed of 6 members: my mother, my elder sister and brothers. My father is late. My mother used to work in a bank, but she retired recently. My family life is calm and steady. My parents love their children and hold great expectation that their children can establish their own career independently and live a happy life. Fortunately, up to now I have not disappointed them. I have completed my required academic service as an architect. My hobbies include movies, music and sports. I am an enthusiastic, initiative and interesting person although I can be straightforward and not very prudent in complicated situations. However, I learn from experience quickly.

As a child ifeanyi was awed and inspired by the sight of glamorous vaudeville stars passing his home, and from then on he never lost his ambition to bec