My husband's arrival at St. Anthony's High School of the Roman Catholic Mission in Nigeria marked the beginning of the worst period of his twelve-year life - or that's what he thought at the beginning of his life. time. But now, Ben enjoys his memories of his father's death at the age of nine, his childhood days, the birth of the American dream and the realization of his dream. At the time, it seemed like the end of the world when Ben lost his father at the age of nine. His father lived and practiced the Golden Rule. Looking back, Ben is happy to have had this experience. He learned from that more than anything else. His education began at an early age under the guidance of his father, who set the course for his study of alphabets. Upon completing his primary school education, Ben passed the high school entrance exam and secured an interview with the headmaster of St. Anthony Grammar School and the selection committee. After seeing him and asking him a number of simple questions to test his knowledge of English, his intelligence as well as his athletic skills, he was admitted as a student at the school. Ben spent part of his childhood at St. Anthony High School. The most important lesson learned at this high school was the embodiment of its motto: “Not for ourselves but for others.” This implied that education was intended to train human beings to serve their fellow human beings in a spirit of selfless service and love. He was believed to have the privilege of secondary education, therefore it was believed that he used his knowledge in the service of his fellow men and raised humanity from a lower level to a higher level in life. Additionally, he participated in various extracurricular activities and sports, mainly tracting, football and tennis. Ben had dreamed...in the middle of paper......his mother and his brother. He was a new man and he looked forward to his journey to the new world. Suddenly it seemed to him that all the personal inconveniences he had suffered belonged to the past. His drama was now destined to become a reality. After a series of farewell parties, he flew from Lagos, Nigeria to the United States. Things turned out a little differently than Ben thought. Simply put, after his excellent education. He worked for various agencies and companies until becoming president and CEO of a regional company in the Conway, South Carolina area. His cause was the cause of ordinary people. However, he was misunderstood, publicly humiliated and ultimately derailed. Nevertheless, his dream continues, his vision will endure, because his hope will live on and his dream of becoming a philanthropist to help those in need will never die..