Eke's early life was marked by his birth and upbringing in the vibrant and culturally rich south-east London, where he was immersed in the diverse and eclectic atmosphere that would later influence his artistic endeavors.
He was subsequently awarded a prestigious scholarship to pursue his passion for the performing arts at London's esteemed Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, a renowned institution that has launched the careers of many talented individuals in the industry.
During his three-year tenure at Mountview, Eke underwent rigorous training in stage and screen techniques, honing his skills and developing his craft under the guidance of experienced instructors. This comprehensive education culminated in the awarding of a Baccalaureate Degree in Performance, a testament to his dedication and hard work.
Eke's academic journey came to a close with his graduation from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in July 2003, marking the beginning of his professional career in the theatre.
It was not long before he secured work with several prominent theatre companies, including West End Stage productions for Talawa Theatre Company, The Royal Shakespeare Company, and The Royal National Theatre, allowing him to share his talents with a wide audience and further refine his craft.
