JACQUELINE'S LITTLE WORLD

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Jacqueline Ulam was born in Kaduna on 15th June 1988. She hails from Obanliku Local Government Area in Cross River state. Her Father, Mr. Isaac Ulam, is a Civil servant and her mother, Mrs. Jane Ulam, is a business woman. Jacqueline was raised in a family of six and she is the third out of four children.



She attended Essence School, Kaduna, where she had her primary education. Then she attended Imperial Secondary School, Kaduna for her secondary education. Thereafter, she proceeded to Igbinedion University, Okada, where she studied Mass Communication and graduated with a Second Class Upper. Miss Ulam did her compulsory one year National Youth Service (NYSC) in Gombe State. In her quest to obtain further knowledge, Miss Ulam obtained a Master Degree in Peace and Conflict Management from the National Open University of Nigeria(N.O.U.N).
        Miss Ulam started her career in Public Relations in 2010. She worked with NEMA in Abuja in their Press and Protocol Unit. In 2011, she relocated to Lagos where she worked at an Auto Servicing and Assembling Plant as their liaison Officer for six years. Jacqueline moved to Calabar thereafter and was appointed by the Cross River State government as Special Assistant to the Governor on Protocol matters from 2016 – 2019. Miss Ulam is currently a Lecturer at the Department Of Mass Communication, University of Calabar. She is also an Imagery making Consultant.
            Jacqueline also has an eight year old daughter named Iris Ulam Efole. According to her, Iris is her greatest motivator. In her words: “Iris is one my greatest achievement in life because Iris makes me want to be a better person, go back to school have a PH.D degree be a Professor and perhaps a Vice Chancellor “ She said.
  
 Jacqueline was the Valedictorian at her Secondary School an has won several beauty pageant awards. When asked about her what her career entails, she said it involves interacting with people, creating a positive image, and teaching. She feels if given a chance to change something about the world, it will be the perception of people.
She hopes to bag a Ph.D degree in Public Relation, and be a Professor and  Consultant of Public Relations in the nearest future. This has been a Childhood dream. Her hobbies are, reading, gisting, and interacting with people. She is passionate about cooking. 
Written by: Onah Gift Ese
Edited by :Okem Gloria Mpeh                      Interviewers :Okem Gloria, Onah Gift, 
Ogboaka Vivian
Contributors: Attangadi Stella, Ahamba Angela, Gideon Lawrita, Owowo Asuquo.

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