Any contact with Ibe Christogonus Chidiebere will definitely leave you with a positive impression following his perspective on socio-economic issues.
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The confidence he exudes on issues bothering on leadership and crime prevention tells us he knows his onion. A few days ago he was Vanguard Youthful Vibes and he tells about this unique passion. Excerpts:
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My Humble background
Like most African kids, I must confess that I have my story which definitely didn't come from the red rugs in one of those mansions in Abuja or Lagos, rather from a humble clan called Umu isi afor, in
Umuokehi, Eziala, Obizi, Ezinihitte, Local Governmnt Area of Imo State. My parents are Elder Nze and Lolo Alison and Victoria Ibe. We are nine: six men and three female, although we lost our first daughter eight years ago and my dad also joined his ancestors five years ago too. I am blessed to have come from the Ibe's family where brotherhood love is embedded in our blood and I consider it as the most treasured value and gift God gave us as a family.
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I was raised up in Bai Kuke, Meme Division in the South West Province of Cameroon and upon my return to Nigeria in 1992, I was enrolled into Town School Obizi where I sat for my common entrance examination and finally got admitted into Obizi High School.
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During my SS2, my brothers moved me to Niger Grammar School in D/Line Port Harcourt where I sat for my SSCE which enabled me to be admitted by the University of Port Harcourt as a Basic student in the department of Mechanical Engineering and it was at this point I started nursing the idea of traveling abroad based on the fact that most of my friends had started leaving the country to study overseas.