My father told me to learn sewing, while he saved for my brothers' education -- Ex-Nigerian born Floridan Nurse
Mrs. Evelyn Enogieru My generation had the zeal for excellence that is not seen in Nigeria today -- husband The Enogieru Family Mr. Sunday and Mrs. Evelyn Enogieru is a Floridan-based couple, who came to America from a burgeoning but conservative educated Nigerian class in the late 70's and have accomplished dreams and goals that looked almost impossible from their growing up. Born in 1957 to the Edokpayi family of the Uwelu Town in Benin City of Edo State, Nigeria, Evelyn Osadebamwen Enogieru tells a story of how she emerged from a background where women had little or no chance of reaching their educational peak to bagging a degree in her dream profession, working at the highest levels of her cadre for 31 years before retiring, while Mr Sunday Eghosa Enogieru who nursed the educational excellence in Civil Engineering in a small city of Urhonigbe Town, Benin City shares how his resilience and passion survived the challenges of coming to another country as