Born and nurtured in the vibrant community of south-east London, Eke's life story commenced, laying the groundwork for the exceptional individual he would eventually become. A prestigious scholarship, bestowed upon him, provided the opportunity to pursue his passion for the performing arts at the esteemed London's Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, a renowned institution that has produced some of the most talented performers in the industry. For three rigorous years, he dedicated himself to an intensive Stage and Screen training program at the academy, immersing himself in a comprehensive curriculum designed to hone his skills and craft.
In the summer of 2003, a significant milestone was reached as Eke emerged victorious, proudly striding across the stage as a proud graduate of the esteemed Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, thus inaugurating a remarkable and illustrious career that would unfold with great fanfare.
His outstanding aptitude and unwavering dedication swiftly garnered him coveted opportunities to tread the boards of the West End's most prestigious stage productions, courtesy of the illustrious Talawa Theatre Company, The Royal Shakespeare Company, and The Royal National Theatre, thereby cementing his reputation as a talented and versatile performer, whose skills and range would be in high demand.