My hot temper saved me from being killed at 14 by Biafran soldiers
Hon Charles Ekhoetomwen Idahosa is the son of Akasiaka (strong and untouchable) of blessed memory. He is a political juggernaut as long as the politics of Edo State and Nigeria is concerned. Today Charle T, as he is fondly called by friends and political associates, clocked the sexagenarian age of 60 and its celebration is at Benin today.
I’ve been privilege to treat people in the corridors of power – Dr. Okong Ekon
Dr Essien Okong Ekon is an orthopedic surgeon who has lived all his life serving humanity. He spent thirty years of his life as a civil servant where he worked as a director in the military hospital in Yaba.
Don’t ever give up – Prof. Sekoni
Ropo Sekoni is a Professor of Literature in English, Lincoln University. He had his fair share of adversities while growing up. But rather than decimating his dreams, the challenges turned out to be guide on which sound later decisions that led to his success were formed. Enjoy his story.
How hard work paves way for me – Clarke
Chief Robert Isaac Clarke was born in July 11,1938 to a British father who came to Nigeria in the early 30s as a Civil Engineer working in Jos.
I always dreamt to be a D.O. – Kuta
Alhaji Idris Adamu Kuta was born in Kuta, Shiroro LGA of Niger State to Alhaji Idi Wasawyi Kuta and Madam Hadiza Idi Kuta in June 30,1952.
I’ve been involved in many accidents – Engr. Haffner
Engr. Victor Adetunji Haffner is a seasoned Engineer. He was born in Haffner street, Lagos on September 1, 1919. He became the President of the Council for Registration of Engineers in 1972.
