U Nay Oke was born into a prominent Burmese family in 1943 and is the founder of a well known English language school

There is a chapter on U Nay Oke's life in my South East Asian Added Value book.  However, I also interviewed U Nay Oke a few years ago for my Myanmar Oral History podcast ( https://myanmaroralhistoryprojectlifestories.buzzsprout.com) and, although it is a far longer interview than what is covered on the chapter on his life in the book, I thought you would find it interesting in providing an insight in the life of post WW2 life in Myanmar.  For those who do not have time to listen to the whole interview there is a particularly interesting postscript story at 1.03 hours.Please note that these interviews took place some time ago - over 25 years ago in the case of the South East Asian life story book and around 10 to 15 years ago in the case of the two Indian life story books.  However, their stories are correct to the time of the interviews and the objective is to demonstrate the entrepreneurial skills they exhibited at the time of the interviews in building their businesses.