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Ukwuegbu Anthony Chijioke (born 13 September 1992 Lagos, Nigeria) is a Nigerian investor. He is widely known for his ₦30,000 - 30% stake in Caseray Solutions Ltd.〔Caseary Solutions. ("Caseray Solutions Ltd." ), Lagos, 9 May 2008. Retrieved on 6 August 2014.〕 in 2007 and sits on its board. In 2011, the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM) awarded Chijioke Winner in its National Essay competition for his essay; Transforming Nigerian Organisations: The HR Imperative.〔Ukwuegbu, Chijioke. ("Transforming Nigerian Organisations: The HR Imperative" ), ''Slide Share'', Lagos, 11 December 2011. Retrieved on 4 August 2014.〕 His investment focuses primarily on equities market strategies and at various times has held stakes in First Bank of Nigeria, Intercontinental Bank, Aiico Insurance and Forte Oil PLC. ==Early life== Chijioke was born in 1992 in Somolu in Lagos, the fifth of five children. He is the son of lawyer Ukwuegbu Chukwudi and primary school teacher Onyinye Ukwuegbu. He and his four siblings Ugochukwu, Nwanne, Ijeoma and Nneka where brought in Iju, Lagos; a small town about 20 km east of Ikeja. Chijioke was born Catholic and had his first Holy Communion when he turned 9. He respects all faiths and has been notably seen worshipping in mosques and numerous Protestant churches. Chijioke had his primary school education with Providence primary school from 1995 – 2002, and graduated from Providence Heights Secondary School in 2008 where his Economics teacher ignited his passion for investing. Even as a child, Chijioke exhibited a knack for savings and making money. At the age of seven, he would trade in his ₦5 ice-cream for classmates’ buns and then resell it in the next class for ₦10. For a while he worked in his mum’s corner store. He used his savings from these transactions to buy BigBites, which he will then break into smaller units for resale. While in Secondary School he was successful in making money by capitalizing on student income cycles – building his savings during fat times to lend to schoolmates during lean times. According to him, "I just had to have enough capital to lend during lean times. It was simple Economics." Notable among his secondary school mates is Dammy Krane. Chijioke’s interest in the stock market also dated to his secondary school. On a school trip to the Eko Tourist Beach Resort,〔Hotels.ng. ("Eko Tourist Beach Resort" ), Lagos, 11 May 2005. Retrieved on 6 August 2014.〕 Lagos in 2005 he struck a conversation with a fellow guest who happened to be a stockbroker. Within weeks he bought 2,000 units of African prints @ ₦1.10 and sold them six months later when the stock later tripled. He also invested in businesses as he discovered the opportunities, some of which were selling packaged (pure) water, noodles to past examination papers As he was enjoying success in business, Chijioke performed superbly in his academics. Emerging as his secondary school valedictorian with a 305/400 jamb score in 2008 and graduating with a 4.42/5.00 CGPA from the University of Lagos. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ukwuegbu Anthony Chijioke」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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