NNkiru Nwosu is from the Eastern part of Nigeria, she was born forty eight years ago. Being born at the time the country was going through a civil war crisis seem to have an impact on her personality. She has this irrepressible nature and she doesn’t admit there is any word like IMPOSSIBILITY. She loves trying things out before she can come to the conclusion that the mission is unachievable.

While in the secondary school my dream was to be a medical doctor but I didn’t get admission into the university to study medicine. After my first degree I went in to do my master in business administration, majoring in project management. By this time, my dream have changed to becoming an executive, I no longer desired to become a medical doctor. By this time, I wanted to join the banking industry or hold an executive office. Also this dream never worked out, yet I never stopped dreaming and I never felt bad or blamed anyone or any situation.

I started nurturing yet another dream, I didn’t give up dreaming. By this time I was married and had two kids. Being a sit-at-home mother, I had time for my two sons, I taught them and they excelled in school. Then I discovered that I was a born-teacher. I opened a Nursery/Primary School and then went back to the University for a Postgraduate Diploma in Education. The most challenging period of my life was when I had to give up the school I had nurtured for three years just because of limited finances. It was a terrible experience and the most trying period of my life. But this didn’t end that thing inside me that always comes up with a DREAM. I had yet another dream.

After six years of losing my dream school, I went back to the University for a MASTERS program in Educational Psychology. I never stopped feeling that I still had a huge vacuum and a gap to fill in the Education Industry. Here I am today, desiring t use my blog as a means of filling that gap as I focus on teenagers and the challenges they face with fulfilling their dreams.