Let me first thank you for the innovation you brought to Nigeria in the Education sector, when you started offering our young ones the opportunity to acquire quality education in the UK. My three children, Nonso, Echezona and Chukwunyelu have benefited from that, having been admitted in 2003 (Nonso and Echezona) and 2005 (Chukwunyelu) at Liverpool John Moores University (JMU) for their undergraduate studies through your office. I am proud and happy to inform you that, as I write this, Echezona is effecting final corrections on his PhD thesis in Mechanical Engineering at the JMU, while Nonso is a few days away from submitting his Master’s Degree dissertation in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Salford. On his part, Chukwunyelu is also a few days from submitting his Master’s dissertation in Mechanical Engineering at the JMU. Both Nonso and Chukwunyelu intend to proceed for their doctorate programmes without break, just as Echezona did.
All the above achievements would not have been possible if God did not guide you to start this service. He will surely bless you further for this intellectual humanitarian service to mankind.
By the grace of God, my last child, and my only daughter, Chinelo, is now in SS3 here in Nigeria (Infant Jesus Academy, Asaba) and it is my desire that she be admitted in either JMU or the University of Liverpool for the Foundation Programme in September 2011. I thought I should start early enough to discuss this with you and to begin to put things together to realise this dream.
