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How I Sponsored Myself Through University Education - Nmesoma

RostrumNews A young Nigerian graduate who was identified as Miss Nmesoma Uchendu has narrated a touching story of how she financially saw herself through university education despite having the choice to do otherwise. Miss Nmesoma, who penciled the motivational story on her Facebook account, stated she grew up under the care of her aunt having left her parents and four siblings at a tender age of seven. Her story is as given below: "I sponsored my school from 100 level till 400 level but I had an option not to. At 7 years old, I had to go live with my aunty because I had four siblings and it was becoming quite difficult for my parents to give us all the best quality of life due to financial constraints. I lived with my aunty for 10 years, taking care of her home and her kids. Throughout the 10 years' period I lived with her, she took care of my academic bills. But after secondary school was when it took a twist. After secondary school the next area of educ...

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