“Thank God I am now a graduate.” Miss Chibuzor John.
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Miss Chibuzor John who is a well-known social worker, activist and a former student government top official has graduated from Imo State University from the Faculty of Education, after a five year intensive course on Library and Information Science. Chibuzor who is properly addressed as Ambassador Miss John Chibuzor Miriam announced her graduation to several social media platforms last week including Umuaka Charity Foundation where she belongs.
While holding talks with Umuaka Times shortly after the announcement last week, Ambassador Chibuzor described her academic sojourn as both hectic and miraculous. In her own words, the woman activist observed, “God did it after all struggles and pains. At a point I felt like dropping out, quitting, but God came through for me. At first I thought I can’t do it but here I am today celebrating this huge success of mine.”
When asked if there were some people who had played one role or another to the success of her career, she noted that she had a handful of those who helped to shape her in the world of academics. Please hear her again:
“To my family especially my elder brother, John O. Henry who supported me and encouraged me. To my mom, Mrs. Arikem Antonia and my siblings, Cynthia, Chisom, Miracle and Favour. More especially is my adanne Cynthia. I love you so much. Thank you for winning the award of the Best Adanne of the Year again.
The next on her list of appreciations is the royal father of Obinwanne Umuaka Autonomous Community, HRM Eze Barrister Justin Uzoma Ezeala, the Ezenwanne of Obinwanne. “You re indeed a father to me. You supported me financially, you gave me a shoulder to lean on, and you catered for all my needs. You encouraged me. You are my super hero.”
Another prominent personality who had a mention in the message from Ambassador Chibuzor was Barrister Jude Ezeala whom he described as her great motivator who injected into her some fresh ideas on how to climb mountains which gave her an insight into businesses and bravery.
In her own words again, the Ambassador did not fail to salute the following individuals. “To High Chief Celestine Agu , you are my strength and my adviser. I really appreciate you so much, thanks for all you do. To Chief Emeka Duru, you took me as a daughter guided and advised me. I wouldn’t have done this without you. Thank you so much sir. Chief Chukwu Okebaram, thanks for your love and concern. I owe you a lot. To everyone who helped me in one way or the other may your pockets never run dry. May God keep granting all your heart desires. Amen.”
