Biography of Barack Obama / Early Life, Education, President

BARACK OBAMA is one of the greatest Man of our time. Born on 4th August 1961, in Hawaii.BARACK OBAMA is the current President of United State and the first African American to serve as U.S. President. He was first elected to the office of the President in the year 2008, and he is currently serving his second term now.

1. EARLY LIFE:

BARACK OBAMA was born in the year 4th August 1961 in Hawaii. His mother was an army based in Kansas during the second world war. OBAMA's Father, BARACK OBAMA SR, was bornof Luo ethnicity in Nyanza Province, KENYA.He is an African Man who grew up in Africa and herded goat before He was given a scholarship that allowed him leave kenya to America to study. as a child, Obama did not have a close reletionship with his father because when OBARA was still an infant, he father left Him and his mother to Harvard University and got his PH.D. Obara's Parents officially separated several months later and divored in March 1964.

2. EDUCATIONAL

Concerned for his education, Obama's mother sent him back to Hawaii to live with her parents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham, and to attend Hawaii's prestigious Punahou School from fifth grade through graduation from high school. While Obama was in school, she divorced Soetoro, returned to Hawaii to study cultural anthropology at the university, and then went back to Indonesia to do field research. Living with his grandparents, Obama was a good but not outstanding student at Punahou, played varsity basketball and, as he later admitted, "dabbled in drugs and alcohol," including marijuana and cocaine. As for religion, Obama later wrote, because his parents and grandparents were nonbelievers, "I was not raised in a religious household.

3. PRESIDENT:

In 2008, Obama became President. Albeit the first black president of the Harvard Law Review. For the first time, Obama made the news nationally. In 1992, he ran a voter registration campaign which secured 100,000 new voters, mostly from the African American community. He helped elect the first female African American Senator. That same year he married Michelle. They would later have two daughters, Malia and Sasha.