Corona Blood of Jesus Christ

It was not really easy to go to school, by 1988/1989, I graduated from what is known as secondary school, I was out of what is call secondary School(WAEC), then trying to either further with college or institute of higher learning in the year 1990/1991, but I was told it will not be possible at all, as the last child of my Mom, no one was ready to take  responsibility of my educational learning, which I loved so much, but against all odds, and by the Grace of Baba God, with hard work of my Mom and I, education was achieved, and I also thank my elder brothers: Mr. Christian Mbulu and Mr. Martins Mbulu for their little financial help in my education, my uncle, Mr. Christian Agwaife, he is my mom younger brother play little financial role in my carrier as student midwife, thanks sir/thank you all.I’m so grateful to my Baba God for this journey and for every single blessing from the beginning to this time in history and each one of them on between. I am a mother of two wonderful children, Jubilee and Joel, God bless you both, AmenForever grateful. Jessy Rita OGBU RN, BSN (NEE; Mbulu).AGAPE CHAPEL INT’L, GRAND PEREIRE, USASISTER’S FELLOWSHIP INT’L, DESOTO CHAPTER,USAACTIVE NNADFW MEMBER, USA. I am born into polygamous home, years ago, in a village without electricity, with manual farming, including Garri (Gari) making as our occupation.My Educational profile/Journey: West Africa Examination Council (WAEC): 1985 TO 1989 School of nursing: 1991 to 1994 in Warri, Nigeria, School of midwifery: 1996 to 1997 at university of Benin Teaching Hospital, Nigeria Public health management: 2002-2003 at federal university of technology, Owerri, Nigeria. Bachelor’s in nursing (BSN) at university of Phoenix, Arizona, 2016, U.S.A