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Oliver O. O. Mbamara is
originally from Nigeria, West Africa. He is a graduate of the University
of Lagos Nigeria and the Nigerian Law School respectively. After his
National Youth Service in Nigeria, he went on to practice Law before
proceeding to the United States where he passed the New York Bar
examination and was subsequently admitted to practice as an Attorney. He
is presently an Administrative Law Judge with the State of New York.
Personal
Life and Appreciation
(In
Oliver's words) "As you would agree after
browsing through this website, effort has been made to tell you a lot
about my works and my humble self. I am just another Soul working towards
a balance. I have a lot to learn about life and do have my human frailties
to improve upon. If there is anything left untold about my life, it is
probably private and I do appreciate your understanding about this. Thank
you for stopping by and thank you for all your support and
encouragement.
More
blessings."
Hobbies/Pastime:
Oliver played soccer-league and still jumps at every opportunity to “tap some leather.” He was a martial arts student and teacher during his high school/college days and the essential tenets and disciplines of martial arts are still well imbibed in him. He enjoys photography and some of his shots are regularly being used in standard publications. Oliver enjoys cooking and being creative about dishes. He loves people who see the bright side and humor in everyday life, he appreciates open-minded individuals, and loves being around humble people.
Motto/Guiding Principles:
(Oliver is still learning and working on these principles)
· Forgive the past, learn the lessons, and look to the future.
· Love life, live the moment, but attach not to the pleasures.
· Do the best you can, and be content with what comes through.
· Have faith, but leave not for tomorrow what can be done today.
· Be positive in your thoughts, but reasonable in your expectations.
· Be hopeful and ambitious, but move to put your dreams to work.
· Believe if you will, but let your experience be your authority.
· Seek to know about life, but begin the quest with yourself.
· Life is the stage and man is the actor, but how’s the act?
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