Chike is aware of his Nigerian nationality, and although he is eager to explor

Chike is aware of his Nigerian nationality, and although he is eager to explore beyond his small town, always carries with him the essence of his heritage. However, Your identity is dynamic; Throughout history, Chike struggles to reconcile his roots with the desires to adapt and accept himself in new environments., like the city of Asaba. His identity is, therefore, a reflection of the duality between the traditional and the modern, the rural and the urban. Psychologically, Chike is a curious child, dreamer and determined. The Niger River, with all its symbolism, represents for him the border between his childhood and a more mature and complex identity. He is constantly seeking validation, not only from his friends, but also from authority figures such as his uncle and his teacher.. Through these relationships, Chike begins to shape his sense of self, facing the challenges that arise from their desire to belong and be accepted, without losing sight of its roots and fundamental values.