The government space, while my mom had to stay back home. One of the reasons my dad, my mom married my dad was the promise that he would send her to school because she was good.  

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She was quite intelligent, and her school wanted her to stay when she was in primary school in the village.  But of course, the family are pressured of so she decided to get married. And of course, society, society and all of that.  


And so she got married with the belief that she would go to school.  And that didn't happen immediately for her because, of course, that childbearing started.  And one of the key things she said to herself was that she would do anything to educate her children.  And so from f very, very young age, my mother would hammer on. And also need to be properly educated.  She did not compromise on that.  


I would say that the entire the entirety of my education, my mother had a major role to play because I recall that when I was about to get into the university at the admission wasn't forthcoming.  My mother had to get up from where she was, her comfort zone, and she had to do something. 


Possible to ensure that I got the admission 'cause I was writing my jam, but I was passing, but I just wasn't getting the admission.  And you know the stress of having to get into higher institutions in Nigeria at the time.  


So she played a major role.  So, back to the story.  My parents instilled in us the need to be proper. Patrick is educated and passionate about school and academics.  My dad said he would.