My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind, I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I were blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, after settling down, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school, I scaled through with ease and flying colors, and that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.

My Name is Henry Ebube born in a family of five, I’m the eldest of four siblings, and I’m from the eastern part of Nigeria in West Africa. Growing up in the rural part of West Africa, I was an enthusiastic student eager to learn and write, I had big dreams of becoming a professional in whichever field I might choose a career in, I listened to my teachers in my classes in Africa and I passed out of primary school in flying colors with distinctions in my classes I was so happy and elated I was excited to go to middle school, and in middle school, I fell in love with a lot of subjects like mathematics, and any subjects that had to do with science. From that moment on I started planning out what I wanted for myself and my future, I started aiming in becoming a medical doctor. I became medically enthusiastic because my grandmother who I was very close to became sick and was diagnosed with cancer, I couldn't bear the pain she was going through. Her vibrant life, her laughter, and pampering towards me, I watched as it declined, I sought to know what was wrong and she told me that she was diagnosed with cancer, I immediately looked up what cancer was, its causes, and its cure, because in my little mind I wanted to help her live by finding a solution to cure her sickness, and bring her back to the way she was so that she can dot on me and pamper me the way she always does when she was healthy, but sadly she passed in 2013, and that prompted my desire and determination to become a medical doctor in future and profer cure to cancer patients. In 2018 my family and I was blessed to be relocated to America on a permanent VISA, I couldn’t be happier, because I’ve read a lot about the greatest country in the World, also known as the land of dreamers, the land of intellectuals, and the country that is known for its revolution in science and technology, especially breathtaking breakthroughs in medicine, I knew I was going to the land where potentials are actualized, and dreams come through. I have read about medical breakthroughs in America such as the first successful heart valve surgery, The first successful human kidney transplant. The first reattachment of a severed human limb. Discovery of the genes that cause Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, among many others, by a group of Harvard professors and students who take pride in medicine, all further increased my excitement in the study of medicine because it strengthened my hope in finding the cure for cancer. In 2018, we were granted a visa to come to America by the US consulate in Lagos Nigeria after our interview. On our arrival in Palm beach Florida, I was enrolled in Bear lakes middle school I scaled through with ease and flying colors, that was where I also received a President’s Education Award which was signed by former president Donald J. Trump in the year 2019, in addition to this I also received 13 other academic awards including Honor rolls for a great academic performance. America is a land of opportunities, and it has provided me a platform to pursue my career in medicine, and inevitably when I get into college it’ll put me among the researchers in the medical field, who shall find a cure for people suffering from cancer and other illnesses all over the world.