Sosoliso Plane Crash Survivor Graduates with A First class From U.S.

This lady is strong, courageous, beautiful and a super star. I can't imagine how many people she has inspired with her story and her dream come true. She has successfully proven to the whole world that what is limiting you back is yourself.

"Sometimes life hits you on the head with a brick, don't lose faith, am convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did, you've got to find what you love"
                                                 -Steve Jobs  

Nkechi Okwuchi is one of the two survivors of 2005 Sosoliso Port Harcourt bound flight which took the lives of 107 people, including her close friend who was sited next to her. Some persons has gone through what she is going through but do not wish to live again.

She was a student of Loyola Jesuit College at the time, a boarding high school in Abuja and was on her way home to go have some good time with her family for the holiday, little did she know that this disaster was going to occur.
One of the most popular people who lost their lives in the crash, with NKechi  was also late Pastor Bimbo Odukoya. Nkechi Okwuchi graduated with a First Class degree from University of Thomas Houston, Texas on May 16th, 2015.

NKechi has had more than 100 surgeries, including skin grafts in the US as a result of the severe burns all over her body. Doctors placed pins to support her hands but this didn’t stop her from reaching for greatness. Despite all this, she still graduated with a First Class degree from University of Thomas Houston, Texas on May 16th, 2015.

To watch her graduation speech follow the link below: https://www.facebook.com/KechiOkwuchiTrust/videos/751042158345834/

She was also inducted into 6 academic honour societies, and was the most outstanding student for her major in Economics.
NKechi appeared on the 12th season of America’s Got Talent, and narrated her story to the world.
She said: “I want to share my voice with AGT. I was in a plane crash when I was 16 years old, which took the life of 107 out of 109, which left two survivors. I was one of the two survivors.”
Responding to Simeon Cowell’s question on how she has managed to deal with the trauma, she said, “Lying down in the hospital bed with bandages from head to foot, music was my escape and that’s why it means so much to me.”

Wow!!! what a brave heart, most people who have gone through this never even wish to live again but here comes a brave warrior who just didn't live alone but became an inspiration to the whole world. If for any reason you want to give up on yourself, dreams and visions just remember this lady and be inspired to make that difference you were born to make.
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