Professor Mrs. Hannah M. Denga was born in Kwanda Local Government Area, Benue State – Nigeria on the 22nd day of December, 1952. Her parents Papa Jonathan Igbanger Gadu of Shangev-ya and Mama Tabitha Awa Ibanger from Mbayegh both in Benue State. It was until January, 1960 that she qualified to be enrolled in primary one when her hand could touch her ear across her head. She loved schooling and excelled in her junior and senior classes to obtain her First School Leaving Certificate. There on interjected with early marriage only returned to school after she had all their four children. This time around there was no break till she reached her zenith in education when she bagged her Doctorate Degree in 1995 in Guidance and Counselling. Prof. Mrs. Denga is very grateful to God who knew her members before she was formed in her mother’s womb. Credit goes to her husband Prof. Daniel Denga who kept his promise that Hannah will go to school as desired by her father. Prof. Mrs. Denga took to counselling since 1985 in University of Jos. She was ably totored and trained by late Prof. Ibrahim Bulus, Dr. Mrs. Christy Lar and Prof. Daniel Denga (her only husband). At the university primary school Calabar, she started guiding and counselling that pupils and parents as well as teachers. She graduated into counselling and training at Diploma/Bachelors degree level and Masters and Ph.d students. Over the years, she has produced many distinguished Ph.D and Masters Degree holders as well as first degree candidates graduating in Guidance and Counselling. She has supervised a good number of Masters and Ph.D Thesis as well as undergraduates and diplomas. Prof. Mrs. Denga is a dedicated member of Counseling Association of Nigeria (CASSON) as evidenced in regular conference participation and seriousness in promoting Chapter activities in Cross River State. She is a thorough counsellor trainer in Faculty of Education, University of Calabar. She is an external examiner in several other Universities in Nigeria. She has published in foreign and local reputable journals over 50 articles, book chapters and three outstanding textbooks. She is persistent in producing serious minded counselors. She embellishes her counseling interviews with prayers and tracts to win souls for Christ. Her students fondly call her “mother” of counseling.