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BARB PETERSON For the Tribune Onam Liduba has overcome many obstacles in his quest to become a nurse. The 43-year-old was born in southern Sudan where he was displaced by civil war as a youth. He lived in many refugee camps before gaining asylum in the U.S. in 2000. In 2001, he was placed in Chicago and nine years later he moved to North Dakota where he has worked as a certified nursing assistant and licensed practical nurse. “I came to the USA as a refugee, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan,” said Liduba. “The Lost Boys are a group of boys and girls who were separated from their parents by war. We walked hundreds of miles in search of safety to different countries and finally to Kenya and then to the USA in 2001.”

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